Domestic violence funding must protect the real victims
Australia’s domestic violence funding needs to be better directed to women genuinely at risk, write Bettina Arndt. Bettina Arndt Follow 5 min read September 16,
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Australia’s domestic violence funding needs to be better directed to women genuinely at risk, write Bettina Arndt. Bettina Arndt Follow 5 min read September 16,
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Bettina Arndt Bettina Arndt 27 September 2021 4:08 PM Exactly fifty years ago, the world’s first refuge for women fleeing domestic violence opened in London.
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