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The Arada Foundation has purchased a $3.4 million unit block in Campsie to establish Arada House, its first safe haven in Australia for women and children escaping domestic and family violence (DFV).
Today’s announcement was made at an event held at NSW Parliament House, where The Hon. Jodie Harrison, Minister for Women and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence, joined Women’s Community Shelters and The Arada Foundation to celebrate the launch of Arada House. [Read more]
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Tara Brown and Laura Sparkes discuss the legacy of Virginia Giuffre, one of the most prominent figures to stand up against Jeffrey Epstein and his network of powerful people. Tara has followed Virginia’s story since 2019, and is one of the few journalists to have the privilege of getting to know her.Virginia took her own life in April 2025. Soon after, her revealing memoir was released.
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November 22 sees two ceremonies at the Australian National Maritime Museum where 814 names from 56 different countries will be unveiled on the National Monument to Migration, also known as the Welcome Wall.
Migration and how it has shaped Australia is one of the museum’s core pillars and the National Monument to Migration forms an integral part of the museum’s activity in this space. Families whose names are on the Monument can also contribute a brief story about the person being honoured by the inscription, details of which are published on the museum website.
Honouring those who have migrated from countries around the world to make Australia their new home, the first names were unveiled on the Welcome Wall in January 1999, and the latest additions will join the close to 36,000 names that have been added since.
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