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Violence against women

The Sunday Age leads on reporting family violence

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Freedom from violence

Men, domestic violence is a choice, not an instinct

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Gender equality

Men need to stand up for equality as active bystanders

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Sexism

We've had enough of this sexist behaviour

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Police tackle violence

Kudos to the cops: family violence top cop appointed

By Renee Imbesi, Manger, Preventing Violence Against Women, VicHealth
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Building equality

Keeping women safe is everyones business

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Violence against women

Remember victims of violence on International Families Day

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
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Domestic violence

We all have a role in tackling violence

Opinion piece by campaigner against domestic violence and former AFL footballer Luke Ablett
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Violence against women

National Foundation partnership launch

The Foundation to Prevent Violence against Women and their Children and the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) have announced a ground-breaking partnership that will deliver a national approach to preventing violence against women and their children.
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Partner Release

New partnership delivers national focus on violence prevention

The first priority for the three year partnership will be the development of a national framework to provide a shared understanding of what it will take to prevent this violence.

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Violence against women

Australians' attitudes to violence against women

Findings from the Australia's 2013 National Community Attitudes towards Violence Against Women Survey (NCAS).
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Preventing violence against women

Australians' views on violence against women still poor in 2014

An alarming number of Australians are ready to excuse rapists and men who control, intimidate, bash and kill women and many apportion blame to the victim, a new report reveals.