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Gambling risks 'denigrating' sports, ex-Wallaby warns

The ever rising tide of gambling advertising is threatening to tarnish Australia's cherished sports, a former national rugby captain laments.

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Bendigo Writers Festival has questions to answer over ‘untenable’ code of conduct for authors

Around 20 writers, including prominent Palestine advocate Randa Abdel-Fattah and Stella Prize winners Evelyn Araluen, Clare Wright and Jess Hill, have reportedly withdrawn from Bendigo Writers Festival, which opens today.

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More men are in prison on domestic violence offences. What can be done to prevent them reoffending?

Sydney’s Rainbow Lodge is a third option for offenders facing remand or a precarious return to the community – run by men with their own lived experience

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What works to prevent violence against women? Here’s what the evidence says

Journalist and activist Jess Hill’s Quarterly Essay argues Australia’s primary prevention framework to end violence against women isn’t working.

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Five Great Reads: Turning sewage into ‘blue gold’; rejecting the manosphere; and a chat with Orwell’s son

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

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Major overhaul urged to stem domestic violence crisis

Rising domestic violence rates have failed to be addressed by successive governments with advocates calling for specific targets to help child victim-survivors.

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Amy Scott, hero cop of Bondi horror, in line for Australian of the Year

Brave police inspector one of 18 NSW nominees for annual awards

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We won’t stop violence against women with conversations about respect. This is not working. We need to get real

Victims and their families are at their wits’ end. We owe it to them to throw everything at this national crisis

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How harbour walk will send a 'powerful message' on domestic violence

Concerning trends will be thrust into the spotlight.

Newcastle Herald

Coercive control is more common than you think, it's just often invisible

Jess Hill to speak at Newcastle City Hall.

Newcastle Herald

Backlash over sex education book suggests Australia has a long way to go, Senate inquiry hears

Author Jess Hill tells inquiry into consent laws almost half of children aged nine to 16 are being regularly exposed to porn, with damaging effect

The Guardian - AU

Safe Home review – gripping drama on Australia’s domestic abuse epidemic

The statistics on family abuse are alarming. This SBS series tells the stories behind those numbers, with Aisha Dee giving a nuanced performance as a legal centre worker

The Guardian - AU

Asking For It is urgent, difficult viewing on Australia’s consent crisis

Rape, deepfake porn and misogyny in schools: Jess Hill’s new SBS documentary examines how Australians’ attitudes towards sex and consent are being shaped

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East Lothian mum devastated after losing precious necklace that was gifted after losing baby

"Yesterday somewhere in Tranent I lost this pandora necklace with a feather pendant. I am devastated, this was a gift for my triplet I lost, so very sentimental."

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Stella Prize 10 years on: Australian authors reflect on how the award changed their careers and the literary landscape

Since its inception in 2012, the $50,000 Stella Prize has changed the lives of Australian women and non-binary authors like Charlotte Wood and Jess Hill – placing their stories at the centre of national conversation.

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Grace Tame wows Adelaide Writers Week with a memoir of abuse, courage … and Scott Morrison

Grace Tame took to the stage at Adelaide Writers’ Week, alongside Jess Hill, author of Quarterly Essay 84: The Reckoning: How #MeToo is Changing Australia.

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