‘Buck up and bear it’: Devastating blow for women who miscarry
Women experiencing pregnancy loss are being told to “just get pregnant again” as it’s revealed little support is being offered to the 150,000 Australians who lose their babies each year.
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Family violence survivor’s decade of ‘living hell’
A Melbourne mum has broken her silence about more than a decade of “living hell”, saying the judicial system has failed to prevent sickening death threats and harassment from her former partner.
MPs urge Albanese to treat gender-based violence like acts of terror
Crossbench MPs have called on the PM to treat gender-based violence with the same urgency as “acts of terrorism”, saying “only men can stop this”.
Nothing ‘off the table’ as Albo prepares for DV crisis talks
Countering violent and misogynistic content online is set to be top of the agenda when the national cabinet holds crisis talks this week to end the scourge of violence against women.
AusNet forced to lift storm compo fund by $2m for website crash
The company, which operates pole and wires across Victoria, will make the extra payment after its outage tracker crashed during wild storms that left 250,000 of its customers without power.
Push for harsher penalties as family violence breaches soar
Breaches of family violence intervention orders have skyrocketed in just three years in Victoria, leading to calls for harsher penalties for offenders.
Labor selects Victorian senator to fill Linda White’s seat
Labor has selected Australian Services Union branch secretary Lisa Darmanin to fill the Victorian Senate spot left vacant after the death of Linda White.
Victorian senator under fire for sharing violent stabbing video
A Victorian senator is facing criticism for sharing a video of the Sydney church stabbing on social media, while telling the Australian government and e-safety commissioner to “go f–k” themselves.
Flood probe hears Maribyrnong River to cause damage ‘every few years’
Bunkers are needed along the Maribyrnong River to prevent significant flood damage “every few years”, a federal parliamentary inquiry has been told.
Taxpayers slugged millions to detain notorious terrorist
The Home Affairs Department has spent a huge amount of money on jail and legal costs for Abdul Nacer Benbrika who planned terror attacks on Melbourne landmarks.
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