The age of criminal responsibility in all Australia's states and territories remains at 10 years of age, four years below the international standard.
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A 'national disgrace': age of criminal responsibility well below international standard
The age of criminal responsibility in all Australia's states and territories remains at 10 years of age, four years below the international standard.
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By Evan Young
Source: SBS
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