Stay updated with breaking news from Small Steps. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A year since Australian woman Hannah Clarke and her children were killed at the hands of her NZ ex-husband, Hannah's mum talks about how she found out about the tragedy.
There’s something missing in your news feed: news. What’s going on? Why is Facebook in a stand-off with media companies (and the Australian government)? And what happens now?
The unprecedented move by Facebook to shutter social media sites could have hindered the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and people seeking help to escape violence.
The parents of Hannah Clarke have revealed the “dark times” their family have gone through after the horrific murders of their daughter and grandchildren, calling for coercive control to be criminalised.
Hannah Clarke's tribute Facebook page shut down in war on Australian news Small Steps 4 Hannah has no affiliation with media outlets yet was closed Family aren't able to reveal new statement on eve of anniversary of her death Hannah and her children, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey were murdered in 2020 Hannah's grieving family call on government to impose coercive control laws They use the Facebook page to spread awareness and educate the public Coercive control taskforce created to help understand sinister family violence