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Easter and ANZAC Day Closures

Women’s Legal Service including the State-wide Helpline, evening advice sessions and Ipswich Duty Lawyer Service will be closed Friday 19 April and will reopen Tuesday 23 April due to the Easter Public Holidays. The next evening advice session following the closure will take place on Wednesday 24 April. The Service will also be closed on […]

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Meet Caroline our First Nation’s Liaison Officer

Meet Caroline our First Nation’s Liaison Officer based at our Caboolture Domestic Violence Unit. Caroline helps clients in a number of ways. She assists with Department of housing, bond loans and rental grants, applications for NDIS, victims assist, and support letters for housing and victims assist, child safety (support person), and can help women talk […]

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Get behind Galentines and support our sisters

February 13, known as “Galentine’s Day” has transcended its TV beginnings and is fast becoming a holiday in its own right as a day for “ladies celebrating ladies”. In the spirit of the day, local business are stepping up to raise much needed funds for domestic violence survivors. First mentioned on the television series Parks […]

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First Nations Christmas Party Addresses

Linda Ryle, Executive Director, CALM (Cultural Advocacy & Legal Mediation) Waddamulli….. Yaama………. Hello and Good Morning It is nice to see so many familiar community faces here this morning and equally as nice to see so many new faces – faces of those I am yet to meet, and yet to know. Firstly, I would […]

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We’re Renovating

The Women’s Legal Service premises in Annerley is undergoing renovations from 31 July to December. There are workmen on the premises. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience.

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Qld Rape Law Review Now

Queensland has the most outdated consent laws in Australia. Other states are taking action. New South Wales legislation is being reviewed following Saxon Mullins’ brave Four Corners story. A recent ABC report has revealed the impact of Queensland’s laws and how they are failing rape survivors.

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