Eleanor Campbell is a prominent journalist based in Australia, with a focus on national news. She has written for various publications including Kalgoorlie Miner, The Daily Telegraph, News.com.au, Sky News Australia, and more. Eleanor covers a wide range of topics, from politics and social issues to cybercrime and consumer protection.
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Eleanor Campbell's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes related to government & politics in Australia. She has a particular interest in cybersecurity, hacking, and political developments.
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By: Eleanor Campbell
An increase in domestic homicides across Australia has led to a push to reconsider perpetrators as ‘intimate partner terrorists.'
Australia’s national plan to stop violence against women must be significantly topped up to address the scale of the crisis, leading experts have warned ahead of a snap national cabinet.
The federal government will invest $925 million over five years to help women escape violent relationships and introduce new laws to ban deepfake pornography as part of a suite of new measures to curb violence against women.
By: Eleanor Campbell
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By: Eleanor Campbell
The federal government has pledged $925m towards the fight against domestic violence, along with an array of new laws designed to protect women.
Anthony Albanese has pledged a payment of up to $5,000 for people escaping violence at the hands of their partner.
Vulnerable women are waiting for up to nine months to receive the federal government’s newly refunded leaving violence payment, according to crisis services, as the government grapples with criticisms over its snap response to a worrying rise in gendered violence.
Bail laws and greater data sharing between states about high risk or serial perpetrators will be on the agenda ahead of talks about the prevention of violence against women.
By: Courtney Gould, Ellen Ransley, Eleanor Campbell
The country's police ministers have vowed to listen to people with lived experience of domestic violence, as governments across the country seek a better path forward in combating the scourge.
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