murder

A headline splashed across the front page of the newspaper viewed by 400,000 Australians each day. It read: ‘MUM FOUND IN TIP’.

Eileen Culleton says she lives in perpetual fear that her sister’s rapist and murderer will strike again after his release from prison.

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.

Evans was sentenced to four years’ jail after he drove his vehicle into his fiancée, Alicia Little, on a property in central Victoria.

In 2019, 24 women have been violently killed in Australia and it’s estimated that between 50-75% percent of those were killed by someone they knew.

The Herald Sun’s “Party Twist” headline was unnecessary and salacious but Dannielle Miller says it’s time to examine our fascination with murder.

When Eurydice Dixon was murdered, streets were flooded with public vigils. Yet last week, news of the brutal murder of Natalina Angok was met with silence.

Despite maintaining his innocence since Karen Ristevski disappeared in June of 2016 Borce Ristevski yesterday pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

It’s the third mass murder in four months: police found twin girls, their three-and-a-half-year-old sister, their mother & their grandmother all deceased.

On the 7th of July 2018 3 women were found dead, two in Victoria and one in NSW. It takes the toll of women killed violently in Australian this year to 34.