Dimity Clancey and Anne Worthington read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about how children survivors of domestic violence have been forgotten by the system.

Dimity Clancey and Anne Worthington read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about how children survivors of domestic violence have been forgotten by the system.

Go behind the scenes of Australia’s leading current affairs program every Monday, with exclusive details, in-depth analysis and personal stories from 60 Minutes’ award-winning team of journalists.

To watch this podcast search for 60 Minutes Extra Minutes in YouTube or on 9Now.

Go behind the scenes of Australia’s leading current affairs program every Monday, with exclusive details, in-depth analysis and personal stories from 60 Minutes’ award-winning team of journalists.
To watch this podcast search for 60 Minutes Extra Minutes in <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRSWoVWHgb9vFiv5J0HYIE_ZwLIX-jp-6">YouTube</a> or on <a href="https://www.9now.com.au/60-minutes">9Now.</a>

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Enduring costs for children surviving domestic violence

Tara Brown and Laura Sparkes read view feedback on 60 Minutes' program about the double tragedy some women have had to endure their whole lives as a result of a "miracle drug" they were forced to take when they were young, unwed and pregnant.

Tara Brown and Laura Sparkes read view feedback on 60 Minutes' program about the double tragedy some women have had to endure their whole lives as a result of a "miracle drug" they were forced to take when they were young, unwed and pregnant.

Forgotten women of an historical Big Pharma scandal

Adam Hegarty and Anne Worthington read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about Australia's social media ban - a month into the implementation of the world-first law affecting people under 16 years old.

Adam Hegarty and Anne Worthington read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about Australia's social media ban - a month into the implementation of the world-first law affecting people under 16 years old.

Is Australia's social media ban actually effective in protecting children?

Dimity Clancey and Serge Negus read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about nitazenes - a Chinese-made class of synthetic opioid reportedly 10 to 20 times more potent than fentanyl.

Dimity Clancey and Serge Negus read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about nitazenes - a Chinese-made class of synthetic opioid reportedly 10 to 20 times more potent than fentanyl.

Enduring costs for children surviving domestic violence

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