Grace Tame cautioned feminists against tearing other women down and the use of inaccessible language while Rosie Batty spoke of her battle to overcome trauma.
Grace Tame,Brittany Higgins and Lucy Turnbull are among a dozen women behind a new campaign calling on leaders to act and ensure safety,respect and equity.
Reports quoting victim-survivors that informed the new national plan on ending violence against women are yet to be released despite promises to publish them.
The former Australian of the Year and child abuse survivor has called out media outlets that published an old photograph of her with a bong.
A former Liberal media adviser assesses the Morrisons’ 60 Minutes interview - and the political value of the Prime Minister giving air time to his wife.
It was a strategy that worked at the last election for the then new Prime Minister - to remind voters he was a person. But will it work this time?
The Prime Minister’s wife told 60 Minutes she wanted her own daughters to become fierce and independent but “be polite and have manners”,as she labelled Ms Tame’s refusal to smile at the couple “a little bit disappointing”.
Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins say too little has changed despite a year of national conversations about violence against women and child sexual abuse.
The appearance of two young women impatient for change at the National Press Club on Wednesday felt like a true shift.
The former federal parliamentary staffer says she was disappointed by Scott Morrison’s response to her allegation of rape last year because she didn’t want his sympathy as a father,but action from him as the Prime Minister.
Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins have unlocked a movement that has inspired women all over the country to stand up against abuse in all its forms.