The Australian 22May2023 Brittany Higgins ‘had to do media as face of #MeToo movement’ despite Lehrmann rape trial | The Australian Brittany Higgins ‘had to do media as face of #MeToo movement’: Victims advocate told cop ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates walks with Brittany Higgins during Bruce Lehrmann’s rape trial last October.
The Australian Monday, May 22, 2023 Payouts to Brittany Higgins, Sally Rugg, kept secret | The Australian ‘Incurious’ media should have asked more questions about payouts to Brittany Higgins and Sally Rugg CHRIS MITCHELL 10:30PM MAY 21, 2023 If political reporters who demanded former prime minister Scott Morrison introduce an anti-corruption commission were really
The Weekend Australian 21 May2023 WILKINSON SPEECH ‘KEPT BRUCE OUT (1) “Frankly, if it wasn’t for Lisa Wilkinson’s speech at the Logies, Bruce would probably be in jail. Thank God for that speech.” It’s Wednesday afternoon. There is a three-day pause in the public hearings at the Board of Inquiry into the handling by the
The Weekend Australian 21May2023 HIGGINS BROADCAST IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST: ABC ELLIE DUDLEY The ABC will rely on a new public interest defence in its defamation battle against Bruce Lehrmann, arguing the broadcast of Brittany Higgins’ National Press Club address was of importance to Australians because it concerned the “safety of persons in Parliament House”.
An excellent frontpage article highlighting the problem where certain offences are attracting a view that the accused is already guilty, before trial. Applies to virtually any offences against women, including domestic violence and rape as in this case. From the Australian Weekend newspaper 21May2023 EXCLUSIVE By JANET ALBRECHTSEN COLUMNIST @jkalbrechtsen and STEPHEN RICE NSW EDITOR @riceyontheroad UPDATED 9:53AM
Netflix series The Diplomat doesn’t blink an eye at domestic violence by a woman Janice Fiamengo May 6 Share The trend to make female movie characters tough and abrasive has been proceeding for some time. We can all predict that the new partner in the police procedural, let’s say a petite black woman whose
Sue Price, a Director of Men’s Rights Agency engaged in a successful meeting with Senator Michaelia Cash yesterday 6May. I had the opportunity to read out valuable information about the failure of Labor’s proposed legislation and the failure of the newly combined Family Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia. (See hi Sue.docx + Summary
EXCLUSIVE JANET ALBRECHTSEN STEPHEN RICE 22/4/23 The Australian The chief prosecutor in Bruce Lehrmann’s rape trial was “complicit” in a bid by Brittany Higgins to prejudice the case against him, according to an extraordinary draft submission to the ACT Supreme Court prepared by Sydney barrister Arthur Moses SC. The explosive 36-page document obtained
BREAKING DOWN THE BEST IN THE BUST-UP BUSINESS ELLIE DUDLEY The Australian 22/4/23 Tucked between a series of Asian massage parlours and vape shops in Sydney’s CBD hides the offices of Australia’s best divorce lawyers. “It’s not the nicest place to work,” says Paul Doolan, partner at Barkus Doolan Winning. “But it’s right opposite
The Australian Government’s Assault on Decency in Family Law Takes Another Step Backwards – A Sense of Place Magazine By Sue Price: Men’s Rights Agency. Censorship’s alive and well in Australia Recently, the Australian Labour Government announced an inquiry into their proposal that the Family Law act should be altered to remove
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