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Impending legislation allowing alleged sexual offenders to be named early in Queensland courts might face its first major test in a high-profile rape case.

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The first in-depth study of Australian domestic violence victims’ views on coercive control found 87.5 per cent believed it should be a criminal offence. But Victoria has no plans to do so.

The man is scheduled to appear in Toowoomba Magistrates Court on January 11 charged with two counts of rape.

The first progress report on domestic and family violence reforms in Queensland has been released and reveals the “extensive work” already done to implement change. Released late last year, the fi

The superficially dull wording of an annual report reviewing domestic violence deaths, contrasts with its dedication, almost a prayer – […]

The report into cultural problems within Queensland police paints a portrait of an organisation tainted with racism, sexism and misogyny, and a leader out-of-touch with the experiences of its members, community and basic procedures.  

The Labor government has introduced new bills aiming to eliminate gender-based violence and sexual harassment in the workplace. Andrea Bortoli reports.

Police have come under scrutiny in a Queensland inquiry that has heard evidence of officers accused of racism, harassment and sexual assault of colleagues.