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The Brittany Higgins' saga and its trail of destruction

Brittany Higgins and Bruce Lehrmann are household names five years after a rape claim that smashed reputations, lined lawyer pockets and made waves nationwide.

Dating app sex assaults rise but victims face hurdles

Dating app sex assaults rise but victims face hurdles

Dating app users have been warned of a rising trend in sexual assaults once people meet in person, with police urging victims to report the offences.

Millions of Australians stalked, women often targeted

Millions of Australians stalked, women often targeted

Women are more likely to have been stalked than men, with one in seven Australians revealing they have been subjected to the behaviour since they were a teen.

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'The findings are grim': experiences of reporting sexual offences to police

The views of victim-survivors and police are outlined in a review.

The Canberra Times

Police sexual offence investigations inadequate: report

Sexual assault charge rates are down because police are not doing enough to investigate allegations, a damning Australian report has found.

Does the ACT 'appropriately' understand family violence cases?

The findings were in a major review into sexual offence reports.

The Canberra Times

Backlash over sex education book suggests Australia has a long way to go, Senate inquiry hears

Author Jess Hill tells inquiry into consent laws almost half of children aged nine to 16 are being regularly exposed to porn, with damaging effect

The Guardian - AU

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Sexual assault survivors put at centre of law changes

Sexual assault survivors put at centre of law changes

A parliamentary inquiry will hear from sexual assault survivors and consent advocates in a bid to strengthen and streamline laws around Australia.

NSW affirmative consent laws: what do they mean and how will they work?

NSW affirmative consent laws: what do they mean and how will they work?

New laws require parties to give and obtain consent ‘at the time of the act’ from 1 June 2022

The Guardian - AU

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