Personal safety

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Health & Medicine

Stopping sexual assault means addressing violence in relationships

Sexual assault and domestic violence frequently co-occur – so it makes no sense to try and tackle one without the other

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Environment

Doing more to stop sexual violence in plain sight

A lack of understanding of women’s fear in public spaces still puts the burden of personal safety on the victim, not the perpetrator

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Sciences & Technology

Sensing a serious problem

New wearable technology can help people working in physically demanding jobs in harsh environments monitor their own wellbeing, and potentially, save lives

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Politics & Society

Can CCTV help prevent family violence?

Victoria’s state budget included a proposal to install technologies into the homes of at-risk women. But can CCTV help to reduce violence against women?

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Politics & Society

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Podcast

Somebody’s following me: On stalkers and their victims

Forensic psychologist Rosemary Purcell discusses stalking, the different types of stalkers, and suggests ways for victims to deal with unwanted attention

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