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Scott Morrison’s cabinet reshuffle aimed to promote women has been overshadowed by the ongoing scandal surrounding Bowman MP Dr Andrew Laming.
Follow the latest on the sexual assault allegations from Parliament House in Canberra.
Scott Morrison’s cabinet reshuffle aimed to promote women has been overshadowed by the ongoing scandal surrounding Bowman MP Dr Andrew Laming.
Hollywood actor Rachel Griffiths has called on politicans to do better to stop violence against women, after a string of parliamentary sex scandals.
Labor frontbencher Tanya Plibersek has questioned whether a summit addressing key issues facing women would lead to change given the federal government had failed to act on existing recommendations.
A sex toy and other intimate items have allegedly been found in a desk drawer in a Parliament House office used by one of the men embroiled in the Canberra sex scandal.
They were blunt. They were forceful and witty. The March4Justice protesters came armed with signs that carried their message.
Alleged rape victim Brittany Higgins has spoken at a March 4 Justice rally telling the crowd: “You’re all here not because you want to be here, but because you have to be here.”
NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller is pushing for changes to sexual assault law reform, saying the issue of consent is a struggle for courts.
Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has retracted her “lying cow” comment made against Brittany Higgins and will also pay damages.
Legal firm MinsterEllison’s CEO has left over comments she made about Christian Porter in a staff email, while a WA legal board is attempting to ban the Attorney-General from practising law.
The Prime Minister has confirmed Christian Porter will not be returning to parliament when it resumes next Monday.
A former Navy cadet who was told she was to blame when she reported being repeatedly raped at work has accused the Defence chief of using language that effectively gives predators ‘the green light’.
A former Coalition ministerial staffer has spoken of a ‘cover-up’ culture where demeaning behaviour towards women was tolerated, and offenders simply moved to another office.
Scott Morrison said he would “welcome” a coronial inquest as the Sex Discrimination Commissioner will review federal parliamentary workplaces.
Whether or not Attorney-General Christian Porter is guilty or innocent, we can’t abandon the principle that everyone is innocent until proven guilty, Vikki Campion writes.
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