News & Views The frustrating debate about ending violence against women Is primary prevention being used as a cover for lack of action on keeping women & children safe from violence now? Dr Merrindahl Andrew says we need both.
News & Views Why parenting books are rubbish. Confessions of a former ghost writer. Research shows parenting books can be damaging to new parents, adding to mother’s stress and heightening their chances of developing post-partum depression.
News & Views Enough with the ‘feminists hate men’ trope. It’s rubbish. Women’s Safety NSW CEO Hayley Foster says the idea that feminists hate men remains popular despite being completely false.
News & Views Her name is Sabrina Lekaj Sabrina Lekaj was found dead in her car near her Adelaide home late on Sunday evening. Her father is expected to be charged with her murder.
News & Views Why is the government funding couples counselling that experts say puts women at risk? The government is spending $10million on “couples counselling” despite the fact in the context of domestic violence it is contraindicated for victim safety.
Uncategorised Housing in Australia is in desperate need of a gender lens Women are continuing to bear the burden of managing the behaviour of violent men, at the risk of experiencing homelessness.
News & Views Why I have been terrified for a woman called Lucy* since Friday On Friday Julie McKay encountered a woman experiencing domestic violence. The police said she’d be fine. Julie’s not confident. She’s terrified.
News & Views ‘This is a journey’: How Rosie Batty reframed the way we talk about & treat domestic violence Rosie Batty used the senseless murder of her son Luke, to reframe the way Australians talked about and treated domestic violence.
News & Views Victims of domestic violence in Australia ten times more likely to experience other legal problems A NSW Law & Justice Foundation report shows domestic violence victims, on average, faced 20 legal problems in the last year compared to 2 for non-victims.
Uncategorised Voters want action on women’s issues, but will our leaders listen? More than half of Australians feel women’s issues are recurrently sidelined by the government, according to a new poll released this week.
News & Views Domestic violence is isolating, but it’s not isolated We seem to be becoming strangely desensitised to the statistics and stories we see in the news of woman after woman being killed in domestic disputes.
News & Views ‘Real money, concrete support’: Labor pledges $660 million in domestic violence prevention Labor has promised to commit more than $660 million to reducing family violence in Australia.