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hello and thanks forjoining us. its a big night for anyone interested in the royals, because harry and meghan�*s highly—anticipated tv interview with oprah winfrey is just getting under way. it was recorded last month in los angeles. it comes after the duke and duchess of sussex decided to step back as senior members of the british royal family last year. our north america correspondent peter bowes says there is huge interest in the royal family as celebrities but the issue of raci...

The Cygnett Womens National Basketball League (WNBL) has partnered with the national charity Share the Dig...

In May 2008, domestic violence survivor Kathy Graham was shot in the hip but she was then sent back to an a...

Share the Dignity and Libra have delivered 100,000 period products to people who menstruate in regional Indigenous communities.

Share the Dignity Gippsland is calling on people to take part in its annual Christmas appeal #ItsInTheBag. The campaign is […]

Share on Twitter Many Australians are resorting to using toilet paper, socks or other unsuitable alternatives to manage their period, according to research done by charity Share the Dignity.  The Period Pride report, which is based on responses from more than 125,000 Australians, found that more than one in five people who menstruate have been forced to improvise on period products due to the cost. Around half of those surveyed admitted to wearing a pad or tampon for more than four...