Canberra Abuse Victims Can Now Sue Schools Again

Former Canberra students allegedly sexually abused at Daramalan College and St Matthew's Primary can pursue new compensation after court sets aside old settlements. #Justice #Canberra

Survivor sergeant leads domestic violence reform

Queensland Police Sergeant Sharon Morgan shares her 7-year domestic violence survival story that now drives statewide reforms including coercive control laws and GPS tracking for offenders.

ACT Jail Fails Rehabilitation Mission: Report

A damning review reveals Canberra's Alexander Maconochie Centre is failing its rehabilitative mission, with widespread boredom, drug access, and staff reporting toxic culture. Urgent reforms needed.

Migrants and refugees face financial abuse in WA

Curtin University research reveals migrant and refugee survivors of domestic violence face severe financial abuse and systemic barriers to support services in Western Australia.

Sexual Violence Legal Service extended to 2028

A vital legal service for victim-survivors of sexual violence in the ACT has secured funding until 2028, addressing 'enormous and unmet' demand. Learn how this supports survivors.

SA Experts Launch Algal Bloom Health Study

South Australian researchers are taking action to investigate the human health impacts of harmful algal blooms, addressing sore throats and breathing issues.

Catherine's Christmas gesture to Beatrice and Eugenie

Princess Catherine invites Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie to her Christmas carol service, promoting royal unity after a turbulent year. Discover the details behind this significant gesture.

74 Australian Women Killed in Past Year

On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley honours 74 women killed in Australia, demanding urgent national action.

AWM's triple role: Memorial, museum and archive

AWM board member Glenn Keys explains the institution's equal roles as memorial, museum and archive. Discover how context enables meaningful commemoration of Australia's military history.

16 Days in WA campaign launches to stop violence

The 16 Days in WA campaign begins with a focus on men and boys to 'Play Your Part' in stopping violence against women. Learn how prominent West Australians are leading the charge.

Volunteer's life-changing lessons in a Ugandan school

An Australian traveller discovers profound joy and humility volunteering at a rural Ugandan primary school. Her story reveals the power of simple human connection and the universal hunger for learning.

WA Stars Reflect on STM's 21-Year Cover Legacy

From Hollywood actors to Olympic champions, Western Australia's most iconic figures share their journeys through STM's 21-year history. Discover their inspiring stories of success and transformation.

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