Economic abuse and Canberra resources
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What is Economic Abuse?
Economic abuse is a form of family violence that involves behaviours that restrict or exploit a person’s ability to acquire, use or maintain economic resources, threatening their economic security and potential for self-sufficiency.
Practice: Grounding Yourself in a New Normal
For many women and gender diverse people in the Network, life has felt pretty chaotic in lockdown: lots of projects, calls, and creation, along with helping loved ones with things. …
Why You Should Start Estate Planning In Your 20s
The following article contains advice that is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. A few weeks after her engagement to Magistrate Rodney Higgins, Ashleigh Petrie (23) died …
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What’s your 20-Year Plan?
In our efforts to bring Canberra to your door, we have started an initiative to work with local makers, shakers, and more to bring the real stories of Canberran women …
What in the World is Salt Therapy?
The medical community isn’t really sure how or why it works, just that it seems to.
What Does Canberra Business Look Like Going Forward?
Over the five years I have called this city home, I have not found a space like this to engage with so many Canberra-based business owners. Having the chance to grow within the community and start those conversations is incredibly exciting. I am eagerly counting down the days till I can (finally) get dolled up in a nice party dress and spend my Saturday night off my couch. Surely I am not the only one that has found themselves in this situation?
This Dad started making daily playlists during COVID to keep his family connected. Today he released No. 94.
For father of four Chris Knopik, he saw “isolation” not as a daunting term intending to separate his children, but as an opportunity to connect people across the world through music.
Why is mental health the conversation no one wants to have?
Opinion: Shannon Beckwith The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed everyone’s lives and 2020 plans almost overnight. I must admit, even I had talked myself into the notion that really, how …
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