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There is no excuse for #VAW #domesticviolence @AWHealthNetwork mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-29/coronavirus-family-violence-surge-in-victoria/12098546?pfmredir=sm ... See MoreSee Less

Men are telling their partners they have coronavirus 'so they can't leave the house'

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Amid a coronavirus-induced spike in family violence, some abusers are reportedly using COVID-19 as a psychological weapon.
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Anne Kempton, the co-founder of advocacy group Pink Meets Teal, said the Federal Government's commitment of an additional $20 million was not enough. #womenshealth @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/r3ewzkc ... See MoreSee Less

'Don't forget me': Allies and friends push for ABC broadcaster's dying wish to be realised

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Advocacy group Pink Meets Teal, co-founded by late ABC broadcaster Jill Emberson, is calling for $50m a year for ovarian cancer research.
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