Why do men stay with women they 'hate'?

Domestic violence in Australia is something that threatens lives and the fabric of society. One women every week is murdered by their current or former partner and one in four have experienced emotional abuse by a current or former partner by the age of 15. And yet we have not seen the kind of action to stem the threat of domestic violence that has flattened the curve of the coronavirus pandemic. Jess Hill is an investigative journalist and author of the Stella Award-winning See What You Made Me DoAfter investigating domestic violence for six years she has insight into why this remains such an overwhelming problem in Australia. Jess talks about her work, and her findings on how we might finally address the problem of domestic violence in Australia..

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Domestic violence in Australia is something that threatens lives and the fabric of society. One women every week is murdered by their current or former partner and one in four have experienced emotional abuse by a current or former partner by the age of 15. And yet we have not seen the kind of action to stem the threat of domestic violence that has flattened the curve of the coronavirus pandemic. Jess Hill is an investigative journalist and author of the Stella Award-winning See What You Made Me DoAfter investigating domestic violence for six years she has insight into why this remains such an overwhelming problem in Australia. Jess talks about her work, and her findings on how we might finally address the problem of domestic violence in Australia..

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.