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Tasmania's domestic violence system criticized amid claims women 'misidentified' as perpetrators - Vimarsana News

Tasmania's domestic violence system criticized amid claims women 'misidentified' as perpetrators

The role of Tasmanian police in deciding victims and perpetrators in domestic violence incidents is under scrutiny after claims many women have been wrongly identified as 'aggressors'.

Tourism Tasmania CMO confirmed as new SATC CEO - Vimarsana News

Tourism Tasmania CMO confirmed as new SATC CEO

Marketing leader, Emma Terry, will take up the CEO reins at the South Australian Tourism Commission from January 2023

Source: cmo.com.au
SATC appoints new CEO – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

SATC appoints new CEO – Travel Weekly

That's SATC as in South Australian Tourism Commission, not Sex and the City. We're too traumatised by the reboot to talk about the latter.

Further funding for Tasmania's Family and Sexual Violence Services - Vimarsana News

Further funding for Tasmania's Family and Sexual Violence Services

Jacquie Petrusma,Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence Eliminating family violence remains a top priority, which is why the Tasmanian and

Why women say they can't be left out of the federal budget this time around - Vimarsana News

Why women say they can't be left out of the federal budget this time around

Share on Twitter But the thing standing in the 53-year-old’s way is her superannuation balance.  “It's really scary,” she says. “Looking at the balance that I will have at age 60, there is no way I can reasonably retire, or partially retire, and do that comfortably and have any semblance of a lifestyle.” The Melbourne resident has been working since she finished high school 36 years ago. But she has no idea how she’s going to support herself in retirement. Debbie Gunn, 53, says she won't have enough superannuation to retire when she reaches 60. SBS News “I'm not t...

Source: sbs.com.au