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Questioning the evidence on domestic violence – Senator Leyonhjelm

14 June 2017 ·
Senator David Leyonhjelm:
I recently quizzed public servants in regards to the research underpinning a violence against women campaign.
For those looking to hear an alternative perspective on the underlying causes of domestic violence, this condensed version is a must watch.
I question why “gender inequality” seems to be the focus, rather than the many socio-economic factors that are the main contributors to domestic violence.

Review of the Family Law System: Discussion Paper

This Discussion Paper was released on 2 October 2018. The Discussion Paper asks 33 questions and makes 124 proposals for change to the family law

Labor ‘dragging out’ family court reform

Attorney-General Christian Porter has accused Labor of dragging out an inquiry into the government’s family courts restructure for political purposes. Exclusive Attorney-General Christian Porter has

Hands off Chief Justice, Porter warns Law Council

Family Court Chief Justice John Pascoe. Picture: Renee Nowytarger. Nicola Berkovic Attorney-General Christian Porter has taken aim at the Law Council of Australia for “lecturing”

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Post to FacebookEveryday Aussies Silenced by Family Law Investigation PAULINE HANSON’S PLEASE EXPLAIN·TUESDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2018 MEDIA RELEASE Senator Pauline Hanson has written to Attorney-General

Reform the Family Law Act to Protect the Innocent

The Turnbull government has ordered a comprehensive review of the family law system to ensure it can deal with cases of domestic violence and child

Family law review to start in October

The first full review of Australia’s family law system in 40 years will begin next week. It will be led by the Australian Law Reform

Parliamentary inquiry into family law will be critical, insists committee head Sarah Henderson

Updated 23 Aug 2017, 5:11pmWed 23 Aug 2017, 5:11pm Photo: Committee chair Sarah Henderson said the inquiry will be “quite critical in parts”. (ABC News: