Royal Commission reveals institutional child abuse (Green Left, 30 May, 2014)

“Salvation Army leader sorry for abuse” (Brisbane Times, 27 March, 2014).

Image: “Lewis fought to be heard” (Courier-Mail, Obituary, 1 March, 2014).

“Salvation Army Commissioner responds to abuse revelations” (ABC, 11 February, 2014).

“Child abuse victim Lewis Blayse’s final interview: ‘Let no child walk this path again'” (ABC, 5 February, 2014).

“Royal Commission pays tribute to Salvos’ abuse victim Lewis Blayse” (RN Breakfast, 3 February, 2014).

“Salvation Army expresses sadness after death of child sexual abuse victim” (ABC, 3 February, 2014).

“The dying wish of a man abused at a Salvation Army home” (ABC Television, 7:30 Report, 3 February, 2014).

“Lagi, Penyelidikan Pelecehan Seksual Anak di Australia” (Tribunnews.com, 29 January, 2014).

“Royal commission to hear cases of severe sexual, physical abuse at Salvation Army boys’ homes” (ABC, 28 January, 2014).

“Salvation Army to face child abuse Royal Commission” (ABC Radio AM program – reported by Emily Bourke) (28 January, 2014).

Church faces abuse claims (Sunday Mail, 24 June, 2007).

“The Homies” (Four Corners, ABC, 2003). (Re-aired here in 2014).

Doubts on orphanage witness evidence (Courier-Mail, 3 August, 1998).

Image: “Man: They cut off my thumb” (Rockhampton Bulletin, 13 March, 1997).

Man to sue for orphanage fees (Courier-Mail, 18 February, 1994).

Image: “‘Too soft’ teacher gets a caning” (source unknown, 30 January, 1993). 

Push to reunite lost kids (Courier-Mail, 28 September, 1992).

No title (Hobart Mercury, 23 September, 1992).

Letter to the editor (Courier-Mail, 17 July, 1992).

The unwanted … the agony (Courier-Mail, 25 April, 1992).

Image: “Abuse service wanted” (source unknown, circa 1990-3).

Institution kids to get help (Courier-Mail, 27 August, 1990).

Image: Lewis Blayse’s initial advertisement in the paper that started off the support group Formerly in Children’s Homes (FICH) (1990).

Image: “Party politics out: Blayse” (Gympie Times, 1989).

Image: “Welfare rights group formed” (Gympie Times, 28 June, 1986).

More farmers wives are collecting dole (Courier Mail, 25 June, 1986).

Image: Lewin Blazevich 1977 Queensland State Election leaflet.

Image: Lewis Blayse (then Lewin Blazevich) standing to the left of former Australian Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam, at a rally for the dismissal election at King George Square, Brisbane, in 1975 (source unknown).

University body leader resigns (source: The Courier Mail, 30 March, 1973).

Images: Lewis Blayse (then Lewin Blazevich, University of Queensland Student Union President, 1973, delivering an address to new students in the Great Court).