Show Notes
On The Solo Bureau today we speak to someone who spends thier life helping victim survivors of domestic violence... and what it's like to stare down their most violent weekends of the year
Also Gus Lamont’s Parents Emotional Plea As Police Offer $1 Million Reward Rock Legend Angry Anderson Dies Aged 79 Anthony Albanese Posts Selfie With Trump As He Pushes Back On Digital Criticism Disgraced Swan Heeney Faces Teammates Weinstein Sentenced To 15 Years For Assault On Former Production Assistant
Emergency Police: Call Triple Zero (000) if you are in immediate danger. 1800RESPECT: Call 1800 737 732 for 24/7 national sexual assault and domestic family violence counselling. Safe Steps: Call 1800 015 188 for 24/7 Victorian-based confidential support and accommodation. Men’s Referral Service: Call 1300 766 491 Kid Helpline: Call 1800 55 1800 Host/Producer Claire Murphy If you have a story idea, shoot me a DM on Substack Find us on the socials at the Solo Bureau Instagram The Solo Bureau Artwork is by Gabi Revell from Foundry Creative My numbers gal, Lauren Joyce from Gun For Hire
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