A few months ago,we had a woman brought into crisis accommodation after police found her locked in a bathroom with her baby. She’d been there for weeks.
The 25-year-old is making her voice heard in the campaign to end violence against women.
Australian authorities are intercepting more shipments of super-potent nitazenes,and medical professionals fear it could lead to a wave of overdoses.
The assistant minister for health posted a statement on social media this morning describing the alleged attack in which she was drugged and sexually assaulted.
The National Cybersecurity Co-ordinator says other government agencies have been hit in the cyberattack.
The only nurse working at a family violence crisis centre has noticed a horrendous trend.
The man is accused of aggravated burglary. The discovery of his case comes amid ongoing controversy over the release of another former detainee.
CCTV footage of the moment Emma Lovell was fatally stabbed in a violent home invasion has been shown to a court,with a judge to consider whether the crime was particularly heinous when sentencing a teenager.
An accused lieutenant in the tobacco wars was released on bail on the condition he wear a tracking bracelet,but police allege it was nothing more than a watch.
There is one aspect of the justice system that must be urgently changed to stem the violence against women. That’s in the hands of government. But there is a part men can play now.
The emergency housing crisis is emerging as one of the most pressing issues ahead of Friday’s urgent cabinet meeting.