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Neighbours Historic Same-Sex Wedding Snubbed From TV Week Front Cover

 

TV’s Wedding of The Year Launched with Official Trailer

 

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The ‘revolutionary’ programs giving hope to LGBT domestic violence survivors

PHOTO: Gay male perpetrators of domestic violence may justify their behaviour by telling their partner that all men are violent by nature, experts say. (Rocco Fazzari)

When Elizabeth* first fell in love with Janie* nearly two decades ago, the future looked rosy. They built a home together and had two children.

But eight or nine years later, as the stresses piled up — the death of loved ones, the need to field the parenting opinions of their children’s biological fathers — Janie began subjecting the family to lashings of verbal abuse.

Continue Reading:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-12/lgbt-domestic-violence-revolutionary-programs/9978680

 

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LGBTI domestic violence in Queensland under-reported, activists want more support services

PHOTO: There needs to be more appropriate and targeted support services for gay victims. (Flickr: Hibr)

Sleeping in her car to escape the violence in her home, Claire Smith (not her real name) realised her situation was desperate enough to turn to a women’s shelter.

But the idea of having to explain to someone that she was running from her female partner stopped her.

Activists say domestic violence in the LGBTI community is under-reported, and there needs to be more appropriate and targeted support services for gay victims.

The Queensland Government has committed $155,000 towards training frontline workers to better respond to domestic violence callouts in the LGBTI community.

 

Continue Reading:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-02-21/lgbti-domestic-violence-under-reported-queensland-police-say/9470388

 

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