The march against domestic violence,on 27 April,emerged from the widespread shock and anger over alleged domestic violence murder of Forbes mum Molly Ticehurst.
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‘Saved my life’:DV increase floods NSW’s crucial legal service

The number of women seeking help from Legal Aid NSW now represents more calls than the service can manage in one day.

  • byPerry Duffin andSally Rawsthorne
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Planning

‘Magic’ maths and the truth about how many homes Sydney’s transport-oriented plan will deliver

  • byMichael Koziol
Darruy Briggs,Elsie Peckham,Jayalaani Webb,all 10,from Gumbaynggirr Giingana Freedom School Coffs Harbour
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‘They’d be so proud’:The 10-year-olds accepting challenge laid for them 40 years ago

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‘It was a murder waiting to happen’:Dannielle never knew the truth about her monster boyfriend

  • byAmelia Adams andLaura Sparkes
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‘They went to war with each other’:The rise and fall of a Sydney restaurant revolutionary

  • byEryk Bagshaw
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NSW Premier Chris Minns hit out at the the “GST rip-off” on Sunday.
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Domestic violence

Domestic violence package is a good start – but much more is needed

Today’s $230 million package must be the first word on this issue,not the final.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns and Housing Minister Rose Jackson at the march against violence towards women in Sydney last Saturday.
State Parliament

‘Lives lost,families broken’:Minns announces $230m in domestic violence funding

The NSW government will on Monday announce funding to fight domestic violence after a spike in assaults and a rise in demand for services.

  • byMichael McGowan
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Heritage

Time to stop wielding the wrecking ball on our heritage

  • byThe Herald's View
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Letters

Men must step up on tackling violence – for all our sakes

Deputy Premier Prue Car.
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How much longer do we have to wait to see a NSW domestic violence plan? A few more days,apparently

  • byBevan Shields

Crime&Courts

The march against domestic violence,on 27 April,emerged from the widespread shock and anger over alleged domestic violence murder of Forbes mum Molly Ticehurst.
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Domestic violence

‘Saved my life’:DV increase floods NSW’s crucial legal service

  • byPerry Duffin andSally Rawsthorne
Dannielle Finlay-Jones.
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Domestic violence

‘It was a murder waiting to happen’:Dannielle never knew the truth about her monster boyfriend

  • byAmelia Adams andLaura Sparkes
Shereen Kumar’s body was found dumped in Dural bushland in 2022.
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Courts

Shereen’s partner pleaded for help when she went missing. He now admits he killed her

  • bySarah McPhee
Carly McBride was killed in a horrific act of domestic violence,her mother has urged the country to confront the reality of under-resourced services,particularly outside Sydney.
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Carly was looking for help. Instead,she found the man who killed her

  • byPerry Duffin
Thousands attended the funeral of Molly Ticehurst in Forbes on Thursday.
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Domestic violence

Australia needs to ditch its dinosaur attitudes – but Molly Ticehurst shouldn’t have paid the price to make it happen

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Crime

Sydney teen wanted ‘something catastrophic’ for Jews and Assyrians,court told

  • bySarah McPhee
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Education

Darruy Briggs,Elsie Peckham,Jayalaani Webb,all 10,from Gumbaynggirr Giingana Freedom School Coffs Harbour
Indigenous culture

‘They’d be so proud’:The 10-year-olds accepting challenge laid for them 40 years ago

  • byCatherine Naylor
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Sydney private schools harness parent donations for scholarships

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone
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School students missed more than 9 million days of learning last year. Here’s why

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone

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A bald eagle that tested positive to avian influenza receives treatment at rehabilitation centre in Milwaukee.
Illness

The devastating animal pandemic of ‘enormous concern’ to human health

  • byAngus Dalton
Health

Inner-city hospitals boss departs after turbulent 12 months

  • byAngus Thomson
Letters

A DV survivor’s lament:Are women any safer now than 30 years ago?

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