Proposed family law reforms to make it easier for domestic violence survivors to seek compensation; Australia's first female Reserve Bank governor begins her term today; and in sport, Fiji defeats Australia at the Rugby World Cup.
Australia's first female Reserve Bank governor begins her term todaySurvivors of domestic violence could find it easier to seek compensation under proposed family law reforms designed to make the justice system safer and more accessible.
The Australian Law Reform Commission recommended amendments to family law that allow compensation for the harm caused by family violence by removing barriers to providing evidence. Around 18 per cent of Australians live with a disability, but far fewer are represented in advertising.She says that consumers want to see more models who have disabilities.
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