Queensland introduces "Daniel's Law," a public register of child sex offenders, to enhance community safety.

Queensland is set to introduce a public register of child sex offenders, named "Daniel's Law" in memory of Daniel Morcombe, a teenager abducted and murdered in 2003. The register will include names, ages, and photos of offenders, with a searchable website and local images available upon request. The law aims to provide community safety but has faced criticism for potentially misplacing trust and harming victims.