Melbourne ‘safe for women’
Melbourne’s Lord Mayor says a police briefing has assured her of the safety of the city’s streets the wake of Eurydice Dixon’s death.
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‘We weren’t victim blaming’
Victoria’s top cop has backed comments by senior officers last week over women’s safety in the wake of Eurydice Dixon’s death.
A young life shaped by tragedy
Eurydice Dixon was just seven years old on the fateful afternoon police came knocking at the door of her parents’ house.
‘Men need to change their ways’
Daniel Andrews says men need to take responsibility for a ‘culture of violence’ amid a growing public safety debate.
Saddest end for lady of laughter
Eurydice Dixon wore a blue flower in her hair on the night she was killed on her way home from her comedy gig in Melbourne.
Man charged with Carlton attack
A 19-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Melbourne comedian Eurydice Dixon.
I did raise concerns: Henry
Ken Henry tells court he pointed out two major issues with Rudd Government’s insulation scheme before it was implemented.
Advice sector abused our trust
Bernie Ripoll, the man who created the Future of Financial Advice rules, tells what we’ve learnt from the royal commission.
Cloudy with no chance of a raise
BoM staff have been embedding secret messages into reports as the nation’s forecasters fight for their first raise in five years.
Uniting Church joins redress scheme
The Uniting Church of Australia has opted into the government’s $3.8bn National Redress Scheme for child abuse survivors.
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