EXCLUSIVE: Hannah Clarke’s parents lost their daughter and grandchildren in a heinous act of violence – now they’re creating a lasting legacy
The new 2022 Queensland Australians of the Year are forging ahead despite their unimaginable tragedy.
What is gaslighting and how do you recognise it in relationships? An expert reveals all
We chatted with Relationships Australia CEO Elisabeth Shaw for the lowdown.
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
Sign the petition and join us in the fight to criminalise coercive control
Coercive control can include emotional abuse, isolation, sexual coercion, financial abuse and cyber stalking. None of which are classed as criminal behaviour... yet.
5 books that shine a light on what coercive control really looks like
These books are not only eye-opening, they're crucial.
Why we’re fighting to criminalise coercive control
“The behaviour is dangerous, insidious and won’t be tolerated.”
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
How coercive control laws differ across Australia
It's time Australia recognised the impact of coercive control.
A coercive control survivor shares her harrowing story
Coercive abuse is common, can escalate to violence in a heartbeat, and can be lethal. One survivor shares her story in the hope it will shed light on warning signs and increase understanding.
Join the dots: how to recognise the signs of coercive control
Many women in controlling relationships have no idea they’re being abused – here’s how to recognise the signs.
Native ad body.
Sponsored by %%sponsor_name%%
.jpg?resize=380%2C304)
A new coercive control law could see perpetrators jailed for up to 10 years
The proposed bill could change the lives of thousands of women
Remembering Hannah Clarke on what would have been her 32nd birthday
Through the Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation, her legacy lives on.