A 27-year-old woman is dead despite having a protection order in place, raising urgent questions about legal enforcement in Queensland. 

DVConnect's Jo Jessop joined 4BC to expose the fatal disconnect between support services and explain how to get immediate help.

A 27-year-old woman is dead despite having a protection order in place, raising urgent questions about legal enforcement in Queensland. 
DVConnect's Jo Jessop joined 4BC to expose the fatal disconnect between support services and explain how to get immediate help.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

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'Stop making excuses': DV Leader demands action after Slacks Creek murder

When a Brisbane family tried to reserve a popular Wellington Point park bench with only a handwritten note, Carla took the case to court to test whether the public respects "sticky-tape diplomacy." 

 

When a Brisbane family tried to reserve a popular Wellington Point park bench with only a handwritten note, Carla took the case to court to test whether the public respects "sticky-tape diplomacy."&nbsp;
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Carla's Court: Can you reserve a public park table with a sticky note?

Nine months after the tragedy, journalist Sharri Markson revealed the untold stories of courage from the Bondi terror attack. 

Discover how an off-duty police officer ran straight toward gunfire without a bulletproof vest to save countless lives.

Nine months after the tragedy, journalist Sharri Markson revealed the untold stories of courage from the Bondi terror attack.&nbsp;
Discover how an off-duty police officer ran straight toward gunfire without a bulletproof vest to save countless lives.

Sharri Markson shares the untold stories and systemic failures of Bondi Terror

From fuel excise cuts to rate rebates, high-income earners are pocketing double the benefits of struggling families across Queensland and Australia. 

Economist Nicholas Tarrant explained why current concessions are failing those in need and whether state governments will dare to fix the system.

From fuel excise cuts to rate rebates, high-income earners are pocketing double the benefits of struggling families across Queensland and Australia. 
Economist Nicholas Tarrant explained why current concessions are failing those in need and whether state governments will dare to fix the system.

'Stop making excuses': DV Leader demands action after Slacks Creek murder

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