domestic violence

The government’s inaction on domestic violence has been criticised by women’s safety advocates as appalling and irresponsible.

The podcast covers a huge range of topics this week, starting with the most pressing: the urgent changes that need to happen to address domestic and family violence in Australia.

It is important familicide be understood as a form of gender-based violence, whether in the presence or absence of a history of physical violence.

Until we start investing in regular data recording of death and injury of women, we will not change rates of violence in this country.

More than one thousand people gathered in Brisbane on Sunday night to remember Hannah Clarke and her three children, who were brutally murdered by her estranged husband last week.

The horiffic deaths of Hannah Clarke and her children Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey are tragic proof that what we’re doing to combat violence is not working.

This national emergency must be stopped.

Multinational software corporation SAP have announced a new policy for Australian and NZ employees affected by family and domestic violence.

Evangelical Christian churches say a man’s authority is in God’s plan. The belief that men control women breeds domestic violence.

Why are legal and community centres experiencing funding cuts when women, more than ever, need to seek refuge from abusive partners and need support?

Over 2000 students across 15 schools were involved with the Walk the Talk initiative that builds awareness of domestic violence among students.

On Monday the Greens secured senate support for strong protection measures and safeguards for women who choose to give evidence for the family law inquiry.