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June Fest with a difference: packed programme and safety first at Newbridge festival - Vimarsana News

June Fest with a difference: packed programme and safety first at Newbridge festival

Long-running Newbridge summer festival is back this year

Dr Google: Is the web actually making healthcare better? - Vimarsana News

Dr Google: Is the web actually making healthcare better?

Far from a pathway to cyberchondria and sleepless nights, Google might actually help you get a handle on your health.

Candid Abby Coleman reveals how she conquered her demons - Vimarsana News

Candid Abby Coleman reveals how she conquered her demons

Candid Abby Coleman reveals how she conquered her demons “This was my worst nightmare.’’ Abby Coleman is turning 40 and never thought her life would turn out this way. She opens up about the battles. Celebrity by Elissa Lawrence Premium Content Subscriber only Abby Coleman's worst nightmare from her youth went something like this: get married, have kids, own a four-wheel drive. The Brisbane radio personality, who celebrates her 40th birthday this week, has now been married for 10 years, has three young sons and drives a Toyota Prado 4WD. Some...

Horrific surge in domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Horrific surge in domestic violence

The Palaszczuk government has committed a big funding boost for preventing domestic violence as the rates of reported abuse soar.

Source: qt.com.au
Show controlling relationships on soap operas, say parents of woman killed by ex-partner - Vimarsana News

Show controlling relationships on soap operas, say parents of woman killed by ex-partner

Hannah Clarke's parents appeared on SBS Insight talking about coercive control Sue and Lloyd Clarke support possible new coercive control laws in Queensland They described how their daughter was controlled through sex and social media The Clarkes want to see such relationships depicted in popular soap operas They have plans for gated communities to protect woman who leave abusers