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Reporting on specific domestic violence cases and news stories, including those under-reported by mainstream media.

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  1. Mark Akers Was Allegedly Murdered by Lisa Anne Silson: Another Domestic Violence Story Australia Has Ignored

    Mark Akers, a 44-year-old Queensland man, was found dead beside the Newell Highway in June 2025. Lisa Anne Silson has been charged with his domestic violence-related murder. His case is a reminder that male victims of domestic violence deserve to be named, seen, and heard.

  2. Kerry Rooney — Queensland, 2021: Remembering a Father Lost to Domestic Violence

    Kerry Rooney was a Brisbane father killed outside his Newmarket home in 2021. His story is a reminder that men can be victims of domestic violence, that risk can remain after separation, and that prevention must include every victim.

  3. False Rape Allegations Eugene J. Kanin Ph.D

    These false rape allegations constitute 41% the total forcible rape cases (n = 109) reported during this period.

  4. Christie Lee Kennedy & The Mainstream Media Have Fooled Australia

    During the court case it was revealed that David broke up with her “about 3 months” before she stalked him, hunted him down and ran over him and the woman he was in a new relationship with.

  5. Footage Shows Government funded ABC Staff Coaching Women Making Allegations

    “This is a highly disturbing look behind the scenes. Are these journalists asking questions or dictating answers?”

  6. Christie Kennedy Hunted Down Her Partner and Ran Him Down in Her BMW – The Court Found Her NOT Guilty

    A Brisbane woman who crashed a car into her husband and another woman after catching the pair kissing has been given a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a downgraded charge. During a trial, the Brisbane District Court heard the 38-year-old drove her SUV into David Larkin and Zowie Noring in Wavell Heights in March 2021. The trial heard […]

  7. Men Bouncing Back From Domestic Violence. Deborah Powney, University of Central Lancashire

    Men Bouncing Back From Domestic Violence