Women’s futures need to be focus
As the Women and Women’s Economic Security Minister, Fiona Simpson has an important road ahead of her in regards to remaining abreast of the...
Time for change is now
As International Women’s Day approaches on Saturday 8 March, IMPACT Community Services managing director Tanya O’Shea highlights that we must pause to reflect on...
Looking to strong future for women
Whether as chief executive officer for Wide Bay Advocacy, Bundaberg Street Law’s director and principal practising solicitor or an active member of the Zonta...
Steady advance for women
Queensland Women’s Week will be celebrated this year from 2 to 9 March with International Women’s Day bring held on Saturday 8 March.
The theme...
Answer to questions of what can be done
There may be many in our community who, even though not directly involved in our work, are still concerned about the very harmful impacts...
Minister Camm wanting to bring DFV stories out of the dark
As Amanda Camm took on the role of Minister for Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence this year, she was...
Lili never giving up hope
While Lili Greer is at the forefront of raising awareness and education of domestic and family violence through The Tina Greer Project, she...
Cycle need not continue for men
She Is Not Your Rehab, developed by Matt and Sarah Brown Mnzm has been pivotal in New Zealand, helping men manage their emotions by...
Always a choice for young women and their bodies
With modern figures showing some alarming results including that more than 51 per cent of women in their 20s report that they have experienced...
Life after DFV for Lucy
When it comes to domestic and family violence, sadly it knows no cultural bounds, as Lucy Jinga Muzungu found out.
There were red flags early...
Important for consistent support
One of the major strengths in the efforts to prevent domestic and family violence is that there is bipartisan political support at State, Territory...
Escape not just a brand name
It is remarkable the difference that a word can make in someone’s life when they are experiencing domestic and family violence.
For Zachary Henderson and...
Labor puts Bundaberg centre stage for Australian Made Policy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese chose Queensland’s food bowl to launch the Labor Government’s flagship Australian Made policy.
Labor’s candidate for Hinkler Trish Mears welcomed...
