The findings in this report paint a worrying picture that Twitter can be a toxic place for its female users. The company’s failure to meet its responsibilities regarding violence and abuse means that many women feel they are no longer able to express themselves freely on the platform without fear of violence or abuse.

This report explores the extent, impact and cost of family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia, and looks at what could be done to fill important data gaps.

This report details an extensive history of hazing, sexual assault and harassment at university residential colleges at the University of Sydney. It includes a timeline charting 90 years of media reports of scandals which have plagued the University of Sydney colleges, including abusive, coercive and humiliating rituals dating back to at least the 1930’s.

Foregrounding the perspective of Aboriginal people who work within the family violence space or have had experience of family violence, this report supports the creation of a network of place-based Indigenous family violence strategies owned and managed by Indigenous people.

This report recommends that the federal government consider whether having a principal contractor (rather than the specialist services themselves) providing first responder services represents value for money and best-practice.