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Share on Twitter Video above: The parents of murdered woman, Hannah Clarke, who was killed along with her three children by her estranged husband, told Insight of their plan to support other at-risk women and children. Watch Insight's ep. on coercive control here. Warning: Some readers may find this content distressing. It was 5.00am on the 1st of May 2017 - a phone call changed our lives. It was an officer from Morningside police station - they had our daughter with them, she'd been physically assaulted by her then partner. Words no parent ever wants to hear. My daughter had fou...

Share on Twitter Video above: Insight asks: what is coercive control and should it be a crime? Intimate Terrorism, Tuesday, May 11 at 8:30pm on SBS and On Demand. Warning: some readers may find this article distressing. Fourteen months after their daughter, Hannah and their three grandchildren, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey were murdered, Sue and Lloyd Clarke have revealed they plan to set up gated communities to protect victim-survivors of domestic violence. “Hopefully we can start organising some gated communities… So, once they leave the perpetrators, they've got some sort of p...

Kelly Wilkinson’s accused killer wakes from coma, informed of charges By state political reporter Rachel Riga © Provided by ABC NEWS Kelly Wilkinson's body was discovered at her Arundel home. (Go Fund Me: Natalie Wilkinson) The man accused of murdering Gold Coast mother Kelly Wilkinson by setting her alight has awoken from his coma in a Brisbane hospital and been told of his charges. Mr Johnston remains under police guard in hospital after sustaining serious burns to his hands and airway. His lawyer Chris Hannay said Mr Johnston was now conscious but still in "a very bad ...

The struggle continues. The Basta telegram channel has published a video of its readers with a song about the Belarusian revolution. "Get a boost of energy and determination from a cool song performed by our readers," - the telegram channel wrote.

COVID-19 Caught Us All off Guard. Will Your Organization Be Ready the Next Time Chaos Strikes? The pandemic threw us all for a loop. But Diana Hendel, PharmD, and Mark Goulston, MD, say there are plenty of other potential disruptions around the corner. Here are six ways to prepare.   Nashville, TN (April 2021)—When COVID-19 shook our world to its foundations a year ago, organizations had to reinvent themselves overnight. Supply chains faltered, consumer behaviors shifted drastically, and workers either moved home or had to navigate a maze of safety protocols. Leaders and employees alike ha...