Fiona Richardson’s story fails the gender test

Daniel Andrews today responds to the report from Australia’s first Royal Commission into Family Violence. The Victorian Premier will be joined by Australia’s first Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, Fiona Richardson, who exposed her own family’s violent history on the ABC’s Australian Story this week. Ironically, the program was a classic example of

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Opinion: All men are not bastards, Davo, so don’t tar us all with the same brush

  MEMO to David Morrison. Stop apologising on behalf of all mankind. By all means flog yourself for any ignorance you may harbour, but leave the rest of us out of your remorse. I know that criticising Morrison is to feminists what calling Richie McCaw a cheat is to Kiwis – heresy. But here goes.

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Family court robs men and demeans women by splitting property equally when a marriage ends

Brisbane barrister says he wants to strip the Family Court of its cloak of secrecy and challenge the unethical rule of thumb that property must be split equally when a marriage ends. Rob (not his real name) said he discovered bias, procedural unfairness and improper conduct by an interstate judge during his own divorce proceedings.

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Murder-suicide surviving daughter: “The Family Court completely failed us”

http://www.kidspot.com.au/parenting/real-life/in-the-news/murder-suicide-surviving-daughter-the-family-court-completely-failed-us Kidspot Editor | 4 February 2016 Grace Cuzens was just 13 years old when her mother murdered her two sisters before taking her own life. Now 17, she has spoken out about her traumatic childhood and the Family Court’s place in it. This article originally appeared on Perth Now by Kate Campbell as Grace Cuzens speaks

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UN says WA breached dad’s rights The attached article was found in the Sunday Times (WA) 31/1/2016 which I bet never see’s the light of day on mainstream SBS, ABC, 7, 9 and 10. The woman’s abduction of the child was aided and abetted by the Australian Embassy staff, paralleling that of Australian Embassy staff in

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The Global story of Domestic Violence against men

A powerful, animated video clip  tells the global story of DV against men, related suicide and government bias against men A lot of statistics and big impact, hugely valuable resource.  https://www.facebook.com/Antisessismo/videos/951922748195522/  

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Flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women

Flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women What a joke. West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle laughingly makes a pass on national television during an interview with Network Ten reporter Mel McLaughlin. Illustration: Eric Lobbecke Predictably, commentators line up to condemn the man’s offensive behaviour as yet another example of vulnerable women needing protection from

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Woman to face murder charge after Riverwood stabbing victims dies

Updated yesterday at 6:02pm Photo: The Riverwood house where a woman allegedly stabbed her partner in the chest. (ABC News: Luke Rosen) Related Story: Woman charged after man allegedly stabbed in Sydney’s south Map: Riverwood 2210   A woman is expected to face an upgraded charge of murder after the man she allegedly stabbed in

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Domestic violence and White Ribbon day – help change the debate

by Bettina on November 21, 2015 in News Nice to know there are plenty of people who have not been hoodwinked by the biased campaign presenting women as the only victims of domestic violence. Since my recent article, Silent Victims, was published in theWeekend Australian I have been flooded with emails from people who know this is far from the truth. I

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