This week, Social Policy Editor Lauren Novak takes us inside the horrific world of coercive control, and why governments are finally acting to legislate against this insidious form of domestic abuse. 

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Listen to audio stories from SA Weekend, South Australia's favourite news magazine, inside The Advertiser every Saturday.

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The insidious form of domestic abuse known as 'coercive control'

Six-time SA Archibald Prize finalist Tsering Hannaford reveals why she almost quit painting – and how she overcame her crisis of confidence

Six-time SA Archibald Prize finalist Tsering Hannaford reveals why she almost quit painting – and how she overcame her crisis of confidence. Roy Eccleston reports in SA Weekend magazine and narrates this week's episode.

Tsering Hannaford

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Nearly seven years after tragedy forced Jamie Kah to consider walking away from racing, the all-conquering Adelaide-raised jockey is inspiring a new generation female riders.

Nearly seven years after tragedy forced Jamie Kah to consider walking away from racing, the all-conquering Adelaide-raised jockey is inspiring a new generation female riders. Craig Cook reports. Podcast narrated by Roy Eccleston. 

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The insidious form of domestic abuse known as 'coercive control'

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