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Australians want a royal commission into femicide. What haunts me is wondering if it’ll be enough to make leaders act

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By Jess Hill
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Over 110,000 people have signed a petition calling for a federal royal commission into gender-based violence. ‘Public frustration has reached a boiling point,’ Jess Hill writes. Pictured: A 2024 rally in Sydney calling for action to end domestic violence and violence against women. Photograph: Steven Markham/AAP When a social crisis becomes too big to ignore, governments reach for their most powerful instrument: the royal commission.
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Australians want a royal commission into femicide. What haunts me is wondering if it’ll be enough to make leaders act

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The Bradford Way: how 2025’s momentum continues – article

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By Jess Hill
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THE BRADFORD WAY-Peg Alexander launches Connecting Culture Conference. Image credit Tim Smith Bradford’s year as the City of Culture was “a moment of collective self-recognition, in which an inclusive city saw its creativity reflected back at itself on a huge scale”. But now, with 2025 firmly in the rearview, its legacy is beginning to take shape in more embedded and long-term ways; through skills development, creative networks and renewed confidence across the sector.
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