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How Many More?
Yes, 31 women have been killed this year. But more DV victims die another way
Lanie Tindale and Ben Silvester • 2hrs ago
Many more victims die at their own hands than at their abusers. File picture by Elesa Kurtz
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Yes, 31 women have been killed this year. But more FV victims die another way
Lanie Tindale
Sharon Moore holds a photo of her daughter Charli. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
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Yes, 31 women have been killed this year. But more family violence victims die another way
Lanie Tindale
Sharon Moore holds a photo of her daughter Charli. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Accused cold case murderer refused bail despite prison human rights breach
Tim Piccione
Steve Fabriczy, pictured during his arrest in Victoria last year, is accused of the joint commission murder of Irma Palasics, inset. Picture by ACT Policing, supplied
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Courts 'can do more' for sexual assault complainants: Chief Justice
Tim Piccione
Chief Justice Lucy McCallum. Picture by Karleen Minney
Wilkinson's multimillion-dollar legal bill revealed in court
Tim Piccione
Bruce Lehrmann and Lisa Wilkinson. Pictures by Karleen Minney, Gary Ramage
How Many More?
'Sick' system ignores mothers who protect their children, DV workers say
The most vulnerable abuse victims are forgotten, arrested or homeless.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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With lived experience growing up in Gumbaynggirr country, Remi King is a specialist worker supporting First Nations victim-survivors of domestic violence at Beryl women's shelter. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
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Domestic violence victim feels 'judged' after assault left scars
Hannah Neale
The ACT Supreme Court, where Karl William Ryan was sentenced. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
'I'm going to kill you': Former immigration detainee's past Canberra crime spree
Dana Daniel
'I'm going to kill you': Former immigration detainee's past Canberra crime spree
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ACT's top judge on Lehrmann trial, media circus and 'that' defamation case
Tim Piccione
Chief Justice Lucy McCallum. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

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