gender-based violence

The Greens have announced a new policy to provide women with free access to contraception. Could we see it in action?

Protests have erupted across the world to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, observed today. 

ANROWS has released a landmark report calling for better protection of children and young people from family, domestic and sexual violence.

 I’ve seen firsthand the way that alcohol companies and their lobby groups work to undermine and stop reform in this country and globally.

Few of us are aware of the well-established links between external crises and the violence that occurs within the intimate partnerships.

The days of thinking about the online world and physical worlds as separate spaces are done. Really. There is no delineation any more.

Having served as a police officer for six years, I know the weight that responding to domestic and family violence carries for first responders.

Why was alcohol not mentioned once in the outcomes of the National Cabinet meeting on violence against women?

By advocating for and investing in primary prevention, we are not just responding to men’s violence; we are working to prevent it before it starts.

Corporate Australia has a responsibility to create positive change beyond office walls, writes Bec Brideson.

Lifeline experienced its busiest day on record on Sunday, with its crisis support service inundated with nearly 3,500 calls.

Emma Bates has been remembered as a “proud aunty” who had “the biggest heart” after her body was found inside her home in Northern Victoria.