Ten years and $200,000: the cost in Australia of protecting a child from an abusive ex-partner
By Kate Lyons
Posted to The Guardian, 17/05/24 – 01:00
When Caroline left her husband after years of emotional, financial and physical abuse, she thought she and her toddler were finally free.
But it was only the start of a new kind of trauma – the world of family law proceedings.
Financial abuse in relationships and ways to protect yourself
By Kellie Scott
Posted to ABC News, 22/05/24 – 10:04am (Updated 22/05/24 – 11:27am)
One in six women in Australia experience financial abuse. It can happen at any income level, often alongside other forms of domestic and family violence.
We share three ways that can increase your financial safety.
The invisible epidemic of brain injuries among domestic violence survivors
By Stephanie Wood
Posted to PRIMER, 2023
Domestic violence is frighteningly common. Now experts are worried that many women who sustain head trauma suffer from undiagnosed brain injuries.