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16 Days of Activism: Mirrors help us reflect on our impact
Local campaign against gender-based violence begins
EVENT: Newcastle turns orange to challenge violence against women
Award-winning Don’t Guess Yes campaign begins
New report: on average 25 children killed or injured in conflicts every day for past decade
16 Days of Activism – join global movement that supports gender equality
Residents urged to support 16 Days of Activism
Townsville City Council stands up against violence this White Ribbon Day
24/7 DV support available for at-risk South Australians
Supporting Women With 16 Days Of Activism
Community encouraged to participate in White Ribbon Art Gallery
Police make arrest – Assault Police in Alice Springs
Major literary award for La Trobe writer
COVID 19 Updates and Resources
Respect. What does it mean to you?
City of Fremantle supports White Ribbon Day
Stronger together: Wellington celebrating community and diversity
Domestic violence reforms pass Parliament 19 November
Your Right To A Better World
Saying no to violence against women
Australian College of Nursing slams sentencing of man who attacked nurse in Melbourne
Disability Royal Commission calls for input on best practice safeguards and quality services for people with
New laws in NSW close loopholes for online alcohol delivery
Domestic violence defendants to be banned from cross-examining complainants in court
Police lay charges after aggravated break and enter in Chifley
Australian screen industry jobs boosted by Netflix productions
Police officer stood down in Southern Region 16 November, QLD
NZ police make arrests after incidents in Nelson
NSWPF civilian employee charged
16 Days of Activism calendar of events and activities launched
Victoria’s Big Housing Build
NSW to Prohibit Direct Cross-Examination of Domestic Violence Victims by their Accused
From COVID anxiety to harassment, more needs to be done on safety in taxis and rideshare services
LGBTIQ adults’ national survey published
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Redressing ‘cult of forgetfulness’ in Australian history
Redress ‘cult of forgetfulness’ in Australian history
Prof Euan Wallace To Lead Health And Human Services
Man arrested over meth in portable medical shower
Police arrest man over meth in portable medical shower
Further charges after 2019 Bulleen shooting 12 November
Food a human-rights issue for people with disability
CDU artist in Australia’s largest outdoor exhibition
Intelligence Committee to review listings of two terrorist organisations
Mental Health Victoria welcomes $235 million Recovery Workforce investment in support and services
Disability Royal Commission to engage with First Nations people with disability and their families
Parliamentary Committee to hear from Google and Facebook as family violence hearings continue
Social isolation, time spent at home, financial stress and domestic violence during COVID-19 pandemic