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Massive problem Australia is ignoring | Morning Bulletin

Crime by Natalie Brown Â On Monday afternoon, hundreds gathered at a twilight vigil to remember Kelly Wilkinson. The Gold Coast mother-of-three s charred body was found in her backyard last Tuesday; her estranged husband, Brian Earl Johnston, was later charged with her murder. Ms Wilkinson s death was one of three, at the hands of domestic or family violence, to rock Australia last week - and exposed, aside from the obvious, a massive problem that could have disastrous consequences for women and children if it continues to be ignored. As well as being charged with murder, Mr Johnston was charged with breaching a domestic violence order (DVO) that had been in place since March, and breaching bail. Ms Wilkinson s family told the

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Massive problem Australia is ignoring | Queensland Times

Crime by Natalie Brown Â On Monday afternoon, hundreds gathered at a twilight vigil to remember Kelly Wilkinson. The Gold Coast mother-of-three s charred body was found in her backyard last Tuesday; her estranged husband, Brian Earl Johnston, was later charged with her murder. Ms Wilkinson s death was one of three, at the hands of domestic or family violence, to rock Australia last week - and exposed, aside from the obvious, a massive problem that could have disastrous consequences for women and children if it continues to be ignored. As well as being charged with murder, Mr Johnston was charged with breaching a domestic violence order (DVO) that had been in place since March, and breaching bail. Ms Wilkinson s family told the

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NSW Aboriginal deaths in custody inquiry recommends end to police investigating police | Australia news

The committee also determined that the Bail Act should be reformed to include an express consideration of Aboriginality as a provision to ensure people were not left on remand. Aboriginal defendants are 20.4% more likely to be refused bail by police than non-Aboriginal defendants in similar cases, according to a recent NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (Bocsar) study of more than 500,000 bail decisions made in NSW between 2015 and 2019. Guardian Australiaâs Deaths Inside project found that, nationally, more than half (54%) of all Aboriginal people who died in custody between 2008 and 2021 were on remand. The NSW committee recommended the urgent removal of hanging points in prison cells and urged the government to commit to a deadline for doing so. It cited the case of Tane Chatfield, who died in hospital two days after he was found hanging in his cell at the Tamworth correctional centre in September 2017.

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Comprehensive action needed : LCA urges government response to Indigenous incarceration report

Comprehensive action needed : LCA urges government response to Indigenous incarceration report
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Sexual assault advocates say NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller s consent app idea could lead to victim blaming

Sexual assault advocates say NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller s consent app idea could lead to victim blaming
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