Explore how the EmpowHer initiative is transforming the lives of at-risk women by addressing employment barriers linked to family and domestic violence.
The State Government is planning to introduce a new law to stop criminals or their families from controlling the burial places of their victims.
South Australia has invested $8.1 million in electronic monitoring to tighten bail laws, aiming to enhance public safety and reduce breaches, particularly in cases of domestic violence.
South Australia has launched 'Raiise Respect,' a new school program aimed at promoting gender equality and preventing violence against women by educating young students on respectful relationships and diversity.
Groundbreaking research in South Australia has led to the development of new support tools tailored for older women experiencing domestic, family, and sexual violence, aiming to address gaps and provide crucial assistance.
Today, the Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence will launch its "Share With Us" online tool for South Australians.
South Australia's latest crime stats reveal a 16% increase in domestic abuse reports, with police stepping up operations against this and other crimes like shop theft.
South Australia's new laws dramatically improve protections for domestic violence survivors, introducing mandatory home detention and electronic monitoring for defendants, enhancing safety and justice measures.
Legislation to provide victim-survivors with 15-days of paid family and domestic violence leave will this week pass the South Australian Parliament.
Legislation to provide up to 15-days paid family and domestic violence leave per year was introduced by the government to the Parliament yesterday afternoon.
CONTEMPORARY FICTION: From the bestselling author of Mallawindy and the Woody Creek series comes a story of love and survival.
Women leading national organisations and those behind successful South Australian start-ups will headline the lunch.
The Australian Refugee Association needs more volunteer Community Educators to work with vulnerable refugee communities to prevent domestic violence.
A comprehensive and direct examination of becoming a man, being a man, and learning to be a better man.
To help combat domestic violence, and violence against women, an Unley martial arts studio is offering free martial arts lessons for any woman who would like to learn how to better defend themselves.
Founder of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre reads his own autobiography which is a story about doing what's right, protecting others, and finding hope and salvation through your own dark times.
This collection of feminist essays covers a wide range of topics including literature, the silencing of women’s voices, sexual assault and motherhood - which is The Mother of All Questions.
When a woman at home alone overcomes a would-be rapist, it becomes his word against hers and self-defence turns to torture as the situation spirals out of control.
It may be something that you have never thought about before, but Essentials 4 Women SA is bringing the issue to the forefront... Want to know more? Read on...