Croakey is closed for summer holidays and will resume publishing in the week of 18 January 2021. In the meantime, we are re-publishing some of our top articles from 2020. This article was fi... Read more
People with lived experience of gambling harms joined researchers and other public health advocates to call for action on the “predatory” gambling industry during a landmark event this week.... Read more
On Friday, Antoinette Braybrook, CEO of Djirra, addressed the United National Human Rights Council in Geneva in response to the report of the Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women, te... Read more
In this post to mark White Ribbon Day, Healing Foundation CEO Richard Weston writes about a men’s healing program in the Northern Territory that is working to reduce violence in seven... Read more
When asked earlier this week about the Government’s intended response to last year’s Senate Committee Inquiry that uncovered appalling instances of violence, abuse and neglect against people... Read more
A sweeping seven-volume report into family violence in Victoria was hailed as a turning point for a “broken system” Wednesday, with state Premier Daniel Andrews agreeing to adop... Read more
With the Royal Commission into Family Violence (Victoria) handing down its findings and the report due to go public this week, we take a look at the search for solutions in two very differen... Read more
Efforts to address family violence affecting Indigenous women should be holistic, focus on intergenerational trauma and family relationships, and involve cultural-based leadership and govern... Read more
As part of the #JustJustice series, Darren Parker, a Ngunawal man and Phd candidate at Melbourne Law School, shared a very personal account at Croakey last year, One man’s story of surviving... Read more
On White Ribbon Day a few weeks ago the Healing Foundation celebrated the success of Our Men, Our Healing, a groundbreaking capacity-building pilot for Indigenous men in Darwin and three rem... Read more
