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Universal paid domestic violence leave to be minister’s first act

Universal paid domestic violence leave to be minister’s first act

Tony Burke says legislating 10 days of paid family and domestic violence leave as a universal right would be his first parliamentary act.

  • by Angus Thompson

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Phil Cleary giving men a sporting chance to end violence against women

Phil Cleary giving men a sporting chance to end violence against women

The famous football coach and anti-violence campaigner is a regular at community sporting clubs to reinforce messages of respect and equality.

  • by Adam Cooper
Pharmacist admits burning down partner’s Brisbane home

Pharmacist admits burning down partner’s Brisbane home

Curtis Shea Mickan, 36, who was arrested over a domestic violence incident the day before the blaze before being released, has pleaded guilty to a string of serious offences.

  • by Toby Crockford
The moment I met the man who became my stalker

The moment I met the man who became my stalker

The man asked lots of questions which I politely answered, even when some of them seemed strange. Yet for some reason I didn’t walk away.

  • by Ellis Gunn
Cop stood down same day inquiry into police treatment of DV victims starts

Cop stood down same day inquiry into police treatment of DV victims starts

The 39-year-old sergeant has been charged with five counts of contravening a domestic violence order.

  • by Toby Crockford
Convicted with no prosecutor, plea or papers: Dubbo’s three-minute legal ‘travesty’

Convicted with no prosecutor, plea or papers: Dubbo’s three-minute legal ‘travesty’

The NSW Supreme Court has slammed a “remarkable” hearing in which a magistrate made a decision without the accused explicitly entering a plea, the police prosecutor being in the room or papers being served.

  • by Sally Rawsthorne
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Johnny Depp’s win could be a loss for women speaking out against abuse

Johnny Depp’s win could be a loss for women speaking out against abuse

Amber Heard was viciously trolled and publicly vilified in a courtroom battle that will leave many fearful.

  • by Marina Olsen
Inside the refuges helping family violence survivors get back on their feet

Inside the refuges helping family violence survivors get back on their feet

For many of us, the Netflix drama Maid was our first glimpse inside a women’s refuge. But the portrayal could not be further removed from reality.

  • by Margaret Ambrose
That syncing feeling: How I sparked a Twitter intervention

That syncing feeling: How I sparked a Twitter intervention

No matter if you’re Kim Kardashian or a columnist’s mild-mannered partner, you can be analysed and criticised by complete strangers.

  • by Kerri Sackville
Millions entitled to 10 days’ paid domestic violence leave after ‘historic win’

Millions entitled to 10 days’ paid domestic violence leave after ‘historic win’

In a landmark decision, the Fair Work Commission has held workers should be able to access the leave on a yearly basis at their base rate of pay.

  • by Angus Thompson
NSW domestic violence services raise warning over $5000 grant program
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NSW domestic violence services raise warning over $5000 grant program

A sector leader says there could be ‘dire consequences for victim-survivors’ if the program does not improve.

  • by Lucy Cormack