Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005

the offender’s age;

the offender’s social history and background (including cultural background);

the offender’s medical and psychiatric history;

the offender’s educational background;

the offender’s employment history;

the extent to which the offender is complying, or has complied, with any sentence;

the offender’s financial circumstances;

any special needs of the offender;

any courses, programs, treatment, therapy or other assistance that is available to the offender and from which the offender may benefit;

any risk assessments made of the likelihood that the offender will commit further offences or of things (including circumstances) that may make the offender more likely to commit further offences;

whether the offender—

is addicted to, or misuses, alcohol or a controlled drug; and

has been assessed, treated or monitored by the court alcohol and drug assessment service under section 40B;

the opinion of the assessor preparing a pre-sentence report for the offender in relation to an offence, and the basis for the opinion, about the following:

the offender’s attitude to the offence;

the need to protect victims of the offence from violence or harassment by the offender;

anything that may make the offender more likely to commit further offences;

the likelihood that the offender may commit further offences;

whether it would be appropriate to refer the offender for restorative justice under the Crimes (Restorative Justice) Act 2004.

See s 133E for additional pre-sentence report matters for young offenders.