men's violence

Australia’s progress on the national plan to end violence against women and children is given in Commissioner Micaela Cronin’s report. 

Amid the national crisis of men’s violence against women, news coverage surrounding the issue can heavily influence public understanding. 

Premier Jacinta Allan has announced a new parliamentary role in the Victorian government to change men’s behaviour.

Services working with violent men are in extremely short supply, and government investment and response varies depending on where you live.

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.

The events over the past week have highlighted the crisis that we face with men’s and gender-based violence in this country.

Independent MP Zoe Daniel is pushing for urgent action to address men’s violence against women and children in Australia.

Four women have been allegedly murdered by men in separate domestic violence incidents across South Australia over the past week.

If we are going to stop violence against women and girls, we need many, many more men to engage. It starts with conversation.