Australian prime minister Scott Morrison has described family violence — which predominantly affects women and children — as ‘everybody’s business’ and said that the nation

A new study from Monash University has highlighted the important role domestic violence survivors play in shaping effective services and public policy response, also calling

Minister for women’s safety Anne Ruston has announced federal funding for advertising and resources tackling the national scourge of sexual violence and harassment.  Universities Australia

Critics have slammed the basic training for people working at parliament house that will be implemented in response to the alleged historical rape of staffer

Karen Andrews has been named home affairs minister, Michaelia Cash has been appointed attorney-general, and Peter Dutton has taken defence under a cabinet reshuffle announced

The Morrison government’s fast-tracked income tax cuts will disproportionately advantage men over women as the economy recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new Australia

The federal government plans to refund more than 400,000 Centrelink debts as part of a looming class action against the controversial robodebt scheme. A ministerial

With the government’s recent announcement of its plan to start rolling out the Cashless Debit Card beyond its trial phase, thousands of people currently struggling

New laws are set to change the government’s welfare payment system in an aim to prevent overpayments. Legislation to be introduced in the first sitting

Roslyn Atkinson has been appointed as the seventh commissioner for the disability royal commission, as disability advocates have threatened to boycott the inquiry. The first

You might picture a book club around your neighbour’s coffee table, or over beers at the local pub — but what if it took place