SENATOR JENNY MCALLISTER, SHARON CLAYDON MP & MERYL SWANSON MP
TRANSCRIPT, DOORSTOP INTERVIEW, NEWCASTLE - THURSDAY, 3 FEBRUARY 2022
 
SUBJECTS: Lack of safe accommodation for COVID positive women fleeing violence and lack of support for frontline services and staff during the pandemic.

WE CAN’T LET MORRISON TAME GRACE’S LEGACY

This week marks the end of Grace Tame’s time as Australian of the year. She has used her tenure to provide a clarion call for a national reckoning about the treatment of women. Along with other victim-survivors and advocates she has challenged us to do better. 

GOVERNMENT FORCED TO LISTEN TO WOMEN 

Labor thanks victim-survivors of domestic and sexual violence, frontline service providers, academics and advocates for once again calling the Government out on their poor listening skills.

After missing every deadline, the Morrison-Joyce Government gave experts just two weeks to review the draft National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022-2032.

GOVERNMENT RUSHES CONSULTATION ON DRAFT NATIONAL PLAN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN

The government is not off to a great start. It is unfortunate that victim-survivors, frontline workers and advocates have been given just two weeks in January to comment on the draft plan. This plan was due months ago. The community should not have to pay for this Prime Minister’s failure to deliver.

DOORSTOP INTERVIEW, LISMORE MONDAY, 13 DECEMBER 2021
 
SUBJECTS: Lack of safe; affordable housing for women and children fleeing domestic violence in the Northern Rivers.

TELEVISION INTERVIEW - ABC AFTERNOON BRIEFING, MONDAY, 6 DECEMBER 2021

SUBJECTS: Covid vaccine for kids, Federal anti-corruption commission, Powering Australia Plan, Climate Change, Kate Jenkins review. 

OPINION: GEORGE CHRISTENSEN CROSSED THE FLOOR IN THE SAME WEEK AS BRIDGET ARCHER. WHY DID THE PM TREAT HER DIFFERENTLY?

PODCAST INTERVIEW, POLITICS WITH MICHELLE GRATTAN, THE CONVERSATION
MONDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2021
 
 SUBJECTS: Women’s safety; Labor’s announcement for a Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Commissioner; Labor’s announcement for 500 new community sector workers; culture in Parliament House.  

TELEVISION INTERVIEW, ABC AFTERNOON BRIEFING WITH PATRICIA KARVELAS 
THURSDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2021 
 
SUBJECTS: Religious discrimination legislation; federal anti-corruption commission.

DOORSTOP INTERVIEW, PARLIAMENT HOUSE, CANBERRA
THURSDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2021
  
 SUBJECTS: Women’s safety; Labor’s announcement for a Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Commissioner; Labor’s announcement for 500 new community sector workers