The flowchart that’s become the sad template for DV crisis
In the US there is a futile cycle whenever another mass shooting shocks the nation. Sadly, Australia is fast developing its own version of the pathetically impotent approach.
In the US there is a futile cycle whenever another mass shooting shocks the nation. Sadly, Australia is fast developing its own version of the pathetically impotent approach.
Three children are dead, four more and a woman are in hospital, and the father who allegedly tried to stop them leaving a burning house is an induced coma as police wait to charge him. Here’s what we know.
Another alleged DV murder. Another alleged ex out on bail. When do the words “bail fail” actually resonate as more than a headline, a catch phrase, a trigger for promises of inquiries and reviews about how this has happened again?
Costs are yet to be decided, but in the end the price isn’t just financial — there’s a toll of careers, lives, reputations friendships, deals, relationships, alliances, agendas and truth in tatters.
Bruce Lehrmann took Lisa Wilkinson and Channel 10 to court hoping to make bank. Instead he finds himself homeless, jobless, broke and sporting the new title of ‘rapist’. So, what’s next?
Opinion: We should have a conversation about mental health, but please lets not have that talk today. Not while we’re filled with rage and sadness, with flags at half mast, and lives still in the balance.
Michael Jennings’ history includes heavy drinking, cocaine use and gambling, sexual abuse, an NRL ban and a court judgment against him. Good bloke, though. Just ask Trent Robinson.
She’s precocious. And ferocious. But when journalist Debbie Schipp’s fave karaoke bar burned to the ground there was one place left to belt out a tune. Here’s how she went in front of the Australian Idol judges | WATCH the audition.
They own Sydney and as of today, also own the most lucrative contract deal in Australian radio history, but will Kyle and Jackie O resonate where others have failed and dominate two cities?
I went to interview an irreverent superstar comedian with a formidable intellect and razor sharp wit. I’d been warned, but I still left wanting 90 minutes of my life back.
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