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Victim pleas to recognise early signs of violence
#16DaysOfActivismFeatured image: Gender-based violence survivor and guest speaker Angela Barker with Mitchell Shire Mayor Louise Bannister.“Remember that without respect, there is no relationship.”–...
Walking in unity ‘today, tomorrow and forever’: 16 Days of Activism
#16DaysOfActivismIt was a sea of orange in Seymour on Wednesday as about 150 people participated in the second-ever Mitchell Community Walk Against Gender-based Violence.The...
Broadford Primary School’s slogans for respect: 16 Days of Activism
#16DaysOfActivismBroadford Primary School year five students decorated t-shirts with slogans about respect on Thursday, as part of the school’s Respect Week.Other activities during the...
City of Whittlesea unites for 16 Days of Activism
The City of Whittlesea is uniting with its community for this year’s 16 Days of Activism campaign against gender-based violence. An annual international campaign, 16...
Gender-based abuse: When is it time to leave?
#16DaysOfActivismMia* is one of the millions of Australian adults who have suffered abuse from a partner – and one of the millions who have...
MP Annabelle Cleeland puts family violence in focus
Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland has called for action after new figures revealed parts of the Euroa electorate were home to some of the...
Join the walk and show support: 16 Days of Activism
A community walk against gender-based violence will underpin the Mitchell 16 Days of Activism campaign.Steps Towards Change will take place in Seymour on Wednesday,...
Mitchell’s trees to be ‘yarn bombed’
The Zonta Club of Mitchell is gearing up to ‘yarn bomb’ the region as part of its activism efforts against family violence.Trees in Wallan,...
Community walk against gender-based violence returns
A Mitchell Community Walk against gender-based violence on November 29 will be this year be staged in Seymour, as part of the 16 Days...
Broadford students show respect
By Max DaviesRESPECT was the focus at Broadford Primary School earlier this month, as students across all year levels took part in activities to...
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