Nearly 70 women are murdered each year in Australia due to domestic violence, prompting an investigation into this escalating crisis.
“He'll make you pick up the pieces.”
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Nearly 70 women are murdered each year in Australia due to domestic violence, prompting an investigation into this escalating crisis.
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Synopsis
Sarah Ferguson spends six months investigating domestic violence in Australia, where nearly 70 women are murdered each year. She visits courts, women's refuges, and domestic abuse programs in prisons. Ferguson collaborates with forensic doctors and police units to understand the dynamics of abuse. By staying in a women's refuge, she observes the shift from control to physical violence. The documentary presents a stark look at the crisis of domestic abuse in Australian society.
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Why Watch
- Meet journalist Sarah Ferguson and her investigation methods.
- See the realities of life in a women's refuge.
- Find out about domestic abuse programs in Australian prisons.
Did You Know
- Nearly 70 women are murdered annually in Australia due to domestic violence.
- Sarah Ferguson spent six months investigating domestic violence issues.
- Ferguson gained access to women's refuges and domestic abuse programs in prisons.
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How many women are murdered annually in Australia due to domestic violence?
Nearly 70 women are murdered annually in Australia due to domestic violence.
Who is the journalist investigating domestic violence in Australia in the documentary?
Journalist Sarah Ferguson investigates domestic violence in Australia.
What types of locations did Sarah Ferguson gain access to during her investigation?
Ferguson gained access to courts, women's refuges, and domestic abuse programs within prisons.
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