Carina Leagues Club has pledged $160,000 to frontline charity StandByU to provide free, life-saving safety devices for domestic violence victims. 

Chris Boyle explained how mobilising family and friends creates an immediate human network when seconds count.

Carina Leagues Club has pledged $160,000 to frontline charity StandByU to provide free, life-saving safety devices for domestic violence victims. 
Chris Boyle explained how mobilising family and friends creates an immediate human network when seconds count.

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Why Carina Leagues Club is investing $160k to fight local domestic violence

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While higher operating costs and shifting habits force local restaurants to close their doors, one South Brisbane dining spot is defying the odds to mark a massive 10-year milestone. 

Owner Maris Cook revealed the hands-on approach that kept his doors open and why he’s pushing for a major shift in Brisbane’s dining culture.

While higher operating costs and shifting habits force local restaurants to close their doors, one South Brisbane dining spot is defying the odds to mark a massive 10-year milestone. 
Owner Maris Cook revealed the hands-on approach that kept his doors open and why he&rsquo;s pushing for a major shift in Brisbane&rsquo;s dining culture.

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As Queensland prepares to roll out Australia's toughest bail laws, Voice for Victims co-founder Ben Cannon argued that bail should be treated as an earned privilege rather than a guaranteed right. 

Listen in as he details why holding violent, repeat offenders accountable is the only way to stop the cycle of crime in local communities.

As Queensland prepares to roll out Australia's toughest bail laws, Voice for Victims co-founder Ben Cannon argued that bail should be treated as an earned privilege rather than a guaranteed right. 
Listen in as he details why holding violent, repeat offenders accountable is the only way to stop the cycle of crime in local communities.

Why Carina Leagues Club is investing $160k to fight local domestic violence

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