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A man who kills himself, when he also kills his wife and children, is still a murderer.

The media needs to take more care with the terms it uses to describe child sexual abuse, writes new Uncovered journalist Jane Gilmore.

Journalists discuss the many and varied challenges of reporting on violence against women at the New News conference in Melbourne.

Warren Mundine has been taken to task over his claims that "Indigenous people, progressives and feminists" have been silent about Indigenous violence. But what about the media?

How do various forms of discrimination and disadvantage impact violence against women?

Thousands of Australian men are sitting on waiting lists every year to get help to end their violent behaviour. So why don't we hear more about behaviour change programs and how they work?

Should journalists and editors be rethinking the language they use to describe women working in the sex industry?

Misogynistic “banter” from AFL club presidents and commentators who should know better sends a 1950s message that to play with the boys still means being in the boys’ club, according to Professor Cathy Humphreys and David Gallant from the University of Melbourne.