A review into the circumstances surrounding the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby has revealed failings within the relevant government department. The review, completed nearly three months after the tragedy, examined the family’s interactions with child protection services prior to the child’s death. Specific details of the findings have not yet been released, but the report confirms departmental shortcomings contributed to the situation. This comes as advocates continue to raise concerns about the welfare of Indigenous children within the system. The findings are expected to prompt calls for significant reforms to child protection practices. Further investigation and response to the review’s recommendations are anticipated. The review aims to identify areas for improvement to prevent similar tragedies in the future.