When Men are Victims of Domestic Violence
Comments (6) Quadrant Online Augusto Zimmermann Bettina Arndt started out as one of Australia’s first sex therapists before becoming a respected social commentator on gender
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Comments (6) Quadrant Online Augusto Zimmermann Bettina Arndt started out as one of Australia’s first sex therapists before becoming a respected social commentator on gender
By Ellie Sibson Updated 19 Mar 2019, 11:19pmTue 19 Mar 2019, 11:19pm Photo: Jarred Castel was killed by his wife in a heated argument, while
Posted by Pete McMurdie Stop the War on Dads, produced in the UK, but no different to the situation in Australia. Pete McMurdie 28 April
George Christensen addressed Federal Parliament about the Labour party’s proposed changed to the Family Law Act that broadened and elevated the issue of domestic violence
https://www.spectator.com.au/2019/11/how-abuse-of-violence-orders-corrupts-our-family-law-system/ Augusto Zimmermann 11 November 2019 I have recently prepared my submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee regarding Australia’s Family Law System. It summarises
Gary Bentley is fighting for changes to help people, especially Aboriginal women, who are possibly involved in violent relationships that could lead to homicide. Picture:
An article from the Huffinton Post – USA – same system applies in Australia! Orders of Protection are critical to the safety of many. Some
No doubt about it – Prof Augusto Zimmermann is one brave man! Just wait for the torrent of abuse and the attempts to dislodge him
Augusto Zimmermann The Spectator 5 December 2019 5:00 AM While domestic violence against women is constantly highlighted by the mass media, such violence against men
RATIONALISING FEMALE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The “Domestic Violence Prevention Centre” is funded by the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, Queensland Government. This taxpayer-funded
Australia's national, non-profit organisation providing a better outcome for men and their families.
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