by A domestic violence counsellor claims a simple “No Test” could help women deal better with domestic violence and even help some sidestep potentially violent relationships. “The “No Test” is basically to watch out for the way your partner responds the first […]
by The Allison Baden-Clay Foundation is working with Griffith University to partner on the MATE Bystander Program to continue to promote the prevention of Domestic and Family Violence. The program will be impactful, weaving Allison’s story throughout and encouraging the recipients to […]
by The extent of Australia’s family, domestic and sexual violence crisis has been revealed in a landmark report that details the death toll and increasing generational impacts of the issue. ABC radio reported that for the first time, the government’s Australian Institute […]
by There are givers and takers in this world and Sonia Deakin, wife, mother of three and super communicator, whose daily aim in life is to “strive to be kind and be as considerate as possible”, is a definite giver. All of […]
by Two early childhood educators from Tasmania have written a book to help young children survive family violence. Queenie’s Little Book of Comfort follows Queenie the quoll who, when faced with family violence, seeks help from her neighbour Eric the echidna. “We decided […]
by On a sunny Saturday five years ago, Vanessa Fowler made a promise to achieve justice for her murdered little sister. It was Allison Baden-Clay’s funeral and hundreds were gathered to pay their respects including Allison’s three young daughters and her husband […]
by SheBrisbane went along to a unique Autumn Designer Rummage Sale in East Brisbane last Saturday. All funds raised at the rummage sale were donated to support the frontline work of the Women’s Legal Service (WLS) who provide free legal and welfare help to women experiencing domestic violence. SheBrisbane […]
by Christmas, for most people, is the season to share the love of family and be jolly. But for a growing number of Australian women it ends up being a period of stress, pain and even death as a result of a […]
by It was a week of highs and lows as we donned our tiaras at the races, but were humbled to join domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty at the Business Chicks Breakfast. Business Chicks Breakfast with Rosie Batty We felt privileged to […]
by It was a bad week in September; another woman had died at the hands of a man and Jas Rawlinson and Bonnie Sims were affected by it… affected enough to try and raise awareness of the domestic violence issue. “Bonnie and […]
by A final goodbye to someone who played a part in your life not always in a positive way is hard, damn hard. At some stage most of us will need to do it, or we can make a choice not to. […]
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