The Briefing Headlines Sept 24

When will women be safe? 

Thursday Headlines:
Iran accuses US and Israel of terrorism as Albanese pledges $60million to Ukraine
Gus Lamont's parents make emotional plea as $1m reward offered
Half of Aussies in their 20s still living with their parents as housing and financial stresses bite
Swans players return to the club for the first time 
Angry Anderson dies aged 79 

Deep Dive: In the past week, four more women and children have been added to the national domestic violence death toll in Australia, which is currently sitting at 72. 

They were lost in suspected murders across NSW, including a shocking case involving three children in the Blue Mountains, with their mother now accused of murder and two counts of attempted murder. 

As these horrific cases continue to hit the news, it can feel like progress has stalled or completely halted. 

In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is joined by the NSW Women's Safety Commissioner, Dr Hannah Tonkin to discuss the ongoing fight to end domestic violence in our communities, and whether we're getting closer to that goal. 

Additional resources: 

1800 RESPECT: https://1800respect.org.au/ or call 1800 737 732 

Full Stop Australia: https://fullstop.org.au/  

eSafety Commissioner: https://www.esafety.gov.au/ 

 

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Thursday Headlines:
<ul>
<li>Iran accuses US and Israel of terrorism as Albanese pledges $60million to Ukraine</li>
<li>Gus Lamont's parents make emotional plea as $1m reward offered</li>
<li>Half of Aussies in their 20s still living with their parents as housing and financial stresses bite</li>
<li>Swans players return to the club for the first time&nbsp;</li>
<li>Angry Anderson dies aged 79&nbsp;</li>
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Deep Dive:&nbsp;In the past week, four more women and children have been added to the national domestic violence death toll in Australia, which is currently sitting at 72.&nbsp;
They were lost in suspected murders across NSW, including a shocking case involving three children in the Blue Mountains, with their mother now accused of murder and two counts of attempted murder.&nbsp;
As these horrific cases continue to hit the news, it can feel like progress has stalled or completely halted.&nbsp;
In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is joined by the NSW Women's Safety Commissioner, Dr Hannah Tonkin to discuss the ongoing fight to end domestic violence in our communities, and whether we're getting closer to that goal.&nbsp;
Additional resources:&nbsp;
1800 RESPECT:&nbsp;<a href="https://1800respect.org.au/">https://1800respect.org.au/</a>&nbsp;or call&nbsp;1800 737 732&nbsp;
Full&nbsp;Stop Australia:&nbsp;<a href="https://fullstop.org.au/">https://fullstop.org.au/</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
eSafety Commissioner:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.esafety.gov.au/">https://www.esafety.gov.au/</a>&nbsp;
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