Our bushfire-ravaged regions have suffered enough without the ABC’s insults of an “imminent” domestic violence surge, writes Miranda Devine. Smearing decent men with half-baked crusades only makes everyone angrier Miranda Devine | February 25, 2020 AS if bushfire victims haven’t been through enough, now the men who have suffered are being unfairly accused of a
ABC News By Kristian Silva Posted 4 MayMay 2017, updated 5 MayMay 2017 Sorry, this video has expired Raina Thaiday, pictured shortly after giving birth in the back of an ambulance, date unknown Just hours before Raina Thaiday violently killed her seven children and niece she was ranting in the streets, gripped by an acute
Family law Reporting restrictions turning family courts into black hole, say ex-judge Sir James Munby says rules are obsolescent and courts are not getting proper scrutiny Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent @owenbowcott Tue 11 Feb 2020 17.00 AEDT Last modified on Tue 11 Feb 2020 17.02 AEDT Shutterstock Chaz Bharj The family courts are an
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4187912/Secret-Facebook-Bad-Girls-Advice-brags-domestic-violence.html Wednesday, Feb 26th 2020 4AM 21°C 7AM 22°C 5-Day Forecast ‘I stabbed him with a fork and reversed over him in my car’: The secret Facebook page where women brag about violence toward men Secret Facebook group ‘Bad Girls Advice’ brags about acts of domestic violence Women boasted about hitting men with cars and
Chilling detail behind mum and child’s cliff plunge: It was her ‘favourite place’ New details have emerged about a woman and her toddler who plunged to their deaths from a NSW lookout in a suspected murder-suicide. Megan Palin@megan_palin May 23, 201911:17am news.com.au A woman and her toddler found dead at the bottom of a NSW
Raina Mersane Ina Thaiday will not stand trial after being deemed of “unsound mind”. PHOTO: LYNDELL Published May 4, 2017, 2:21 pm SG The Straits Times SYDNEY (AFP) – An Australian mother who killed seven of her children and a niece in a brutal case that shocked the country will not stand trial after being
ABC Central Victoria / By Beth Gibson, Natalie Kerr Posted 12 JulJuly 2019 Officers escort Kate Stone from the courtroom.(ABC Central Victoria: Adriane Reardon) A central Victorian woman has been sentenced to a maximum of 34 years in prison for killing her partner by setting him on fire. Key points: Kate Stone, 41, was sentenced
Central Western Daily https://www.centralwesterndaily.com.au/story/6329488/woman-charged-with-murder-of-three-year-old-daughter/?cs=9402&fbclid=IwAR2LBzU7gaVQy3Q8MIrS71-L98MbFyoMvUkQccXN01HMBgVzBdtlmTr925E August 15 2019 – 6:53AM Alex Crowe Local News TRIBUTES: Gifts and flowers were left outside the east Orange house where the child was found. A mother has been charged with murder following an investigation into the death of a toddler in Orange earlier this month. The 40-year-old woman was
Mark Latham’s OutsidersLike Page 19 February 2018 · KEY POINTS: • The Foundation established by Rosie Batty in memory of her son closes down • Financial mismanagement and abuse of female staff remain unreported by most mainstream media • Left-feminists pushed Rosie Batty into the media spotlight, without allowing her a decent period of
Angela Surtees, 33, of Whittington, Victoria, has been charged with murder She is accused of setting her husband Daniel Surtees, 36, on fire on Saturday The pair had been married for four years and shared five children Ms Surtees showed off her wedding ring and sang in videos posted online She appeared in a Melbourne
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