Jess Hill

According to South Australian Shadow Minister for Women Michelle Lensink, women have been taught that intimate partners “were overbearing because they loved you”.

Australia’s consent revolution is here, and a new series, Asking For It, is highlighting those at the forefront of cultural change. 

Unlike other movements focused on raising the consciousness of women, #MeToo took it a step further: it made men sit up and take notice.

Jess Hill’s powerful, shocking book — See What You Made Me Do has been turned into a three part SBS series on domestic violence.

This speech was delivered by author and investigative journalist Jess Hill, at the #March4Justice rally in Sydney on Monday, 15th March.

Jess Hill won the 2020 Stella Prize and tells Jessie Tu how she sought to undercover the ‘concealed truth’ of domestic abuse in Australia.

While COVID-19 has irrevocably changed the landscape, the relevance of See What You Made Me Do has only, tragically, gained importance in this time.

Journalist Jess Hill has won the 2020 Stella Prize for her non-fiction book ‘Look What You Made Me Do’, a profound & searing examination of domestic abuse.

Four years of intensive journalistic investigation have produced See What You Made Me Do, a book by Jess Hill about power, control & abuse.