Overview

• C&K said children’s portfolios were retrieved with Education Department support and are now available to families at no cost.
• Emails from the management committee told parents the association is insolvent with debts exceeding A$40,000 and has been put into or recommended for voluntary administration.
• Queensland Police confirmed they are investigating a late‑night break‑in at the centre connected to attempts to retrieve items.
• Registry listings show Thomas D’Souza as the sole remaining committee member after resignations, according to parents and charity records.
• Queensland premier David Crisafulli labeled the A$2,200 demand “emotional blackmail,” while funding remains paused and the centre is effectively closed.