Personal Injury Historical Abuse at Marymead in CanberraUncover the troubling allegations of abuse at Marymead Community Organisation in Canberra and explore pathways to justice for survivors.
Personal Injury Child Abuse in the Anglican Church in AustraliaThe Anglican Church in Australia has a complex history, with many institutions failing to protect those most vulnerable. Survivors of abuse deserve acknowledgment, justice, and the financial means to rebuild their lives.
Personal Injury Legal Help for Online Bullying, Harassment, and DefamationIn the digital age, online abuse can leave lasting scars on your well-being and reputation. If you’re facing cyberbullying, harassment, or defamation, know that help is just a step away.
Personal Injury St Bernard’s College Essendon Abuse ClaimsThe abuse at St Bernard’s College Essendon perpetrated by Brother Robert Charles Best and Father Daniel Dominic Hourigan continues to haunt survivors many decades later.
Personal Injury Kevin Lynch – Child Abuse at Brisbane Grammar Schoolevin Lynch, a trusted school counsellor at Brisbane Grammar School and later St Paul’s School, was at the centre of a devastating abuse scandal that impacted countless young lives.
Personal Injury Redress Payments: No Means Test for Abuse Survivors’ Aged CareStarting January 2025, child abuse survivors can enter aged care without the financial burden of National Redress payments affecting their access to essential services.
Media Releases High Court Decision creates two-tier Justice SystemThe High Court today has delivered a catastrophic blow to all victims of childhood sexual abuse by religious clergy, brethren, and volunteers such as Scouts Australia and Surf Lifesaving clubs.
Personal Injury Historical Child Abuse at St Bernard’s College, Essendon The history of abuse at St Bernard’s College, Essendon, and the involvement of Brother Robert Charles Best and Father Daniel Dominic Hourigan.
Personal Injury Institutional Child Abuse at Chanel College GeelongIn 2015, Brother Dowlan was sentenced for offences committed against 20 boys across several schools, Chanel College among them.