WESNET in the news
How a $35 Uber ride changed one woman's life: 'Without that first ride, it wouldn't have happened'
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Bianka Farmarkis, 9Honey, 14 December 2020
Byte into IT Podcast - 9 December 2020
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Dan Salmon and Warren Davies from Triple R radio interview CEO WESNET about the Second National Survey on Tech Abuse and Domestic Violence - 9 December 2020
The Squiz podcast - 25 November 2020 - How the Uber Rides program has helped survivors of domestic violence
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Kate Watson, 25 November 2020 - Our CEO is interviewed from 9m18 second
GPS trackers, hidden cameras on the rise as domestic violence increases during pandemic
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ABC Radio Melbourne / By Kristian Silva Posted 24 Nov 2020
Driving Change: Continuing our support for Women's Safety on the 2021 Road to Recovery
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Sean McIntyre, Head of Trust & Safety, Uber ANZ, 22 November 2020
'Covid-19 will slam the door shut': Australia's family services brace for domestic violence spike
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Royce Krumelov, The Guardian, 29 March 2020
'Australia coronavirus lockdown pushes 'safe phones' demand for women
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Beh Lih Yi, Thomson Reuters Foundation, 25 March 2020
Federal Government cuts funding for more domestic violence services
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Hannah Cross, National Indigenous Times, 18 December 2019
WESNET family violence phone program faces federal government funding cut
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Tara Cosoleto, Bendigo Advertiser, 15 December 2019
Free phones can be crucial to escaping family violence but a key service is facing a funding cut
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Alison Branley, ABC Specialist Reporting Team, 11 December 2019
Spyware and GPS tracking: the next frontier for family violence
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Jenna Price, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 August 2019
How companies selling spyware are helping to promote family violence
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ABC 22 August 2019
ABC 22 August 2019
ABC 22 August 2019
The secret way phone apps enable domestic violence
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Amelia Saw, Daily Telegraph, 1 March 2019 (Subscriber only).
Powerful spy devices bring menacing stalkers sharply into focus
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David Murray, The Australian, 18 January 2019 (Subscriber only)
Mobile spyware tracking apps put alarming focus on domestic violence
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Luke Cooper, Huffington Post, 3 November 2017
Tech abuse 'rampant' and has 'devastating' impacts on victims
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Shalailah Medhora, TripleJ Hack, 31 October 2016