A victim’s mobile phone is often one of the first things to get smashed, taken or monitored as part of coercive control.
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Advocates are fighting to reverse a western Sydney council’s decision to ban books featuring same-sex parents. At the beginning of...
Tonight, the Albanese government will release the budget for the next financial year, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers already predicting a...
The Tasmanian Coroner’s Office is facing serious backlash after dropping Aboriginal remains in paper bags at the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre....
According to the last census, Australians with Greek ancestry are one of the largest immigrant groups in the country, making...
Australia is sometimes called the burnout capital of the world! Why are we working so hard? For many, it feels like we have no choice.
May is Domestic Violence Prevention Month in Australia, providing an opportunity for renewed focus on the crisis.
What might it mean if we approached life with humility – not knowing everything, but being open to others, open to life, and open to God?
Refugee advocates are urging the government to take the lives of asylum seekers more seriously. Social support for people seeking...
