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The Block's Eliza and Liberty debrief about how the last 6 years since Eliza's attack has changed their lives. And the impact it can also have on families and loved one around the victim.

The impact of a sexual assault is often felt by loved ones. Liberty is still struggling with PTSD to this day. This is how Eliza and Liberty are travelling 6 years on.

WARNING: This episode includes discussion of sexual assault. We understand this topic can be distressing, so please take care of yourself, and if you're not in the right headspace to listen right now, it's okay to skip this episode or come back when you're ready.

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The Block's Eliza Paschke shares her story of sexual assault. 6 Years on she is finally comfortable to tell others about it to put pressure on governments do to something about the epidemic of violence against Women and Children.

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From A Current Affair and 9Podcasts, The Saints is a new investigative podcast unraveling one of Australia’s most shocking and heartbreaking stories: the tragic death of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs. All 14 members of the fringe religious group known as The Saints - including her own parents - were found guilty of her manslaughter, but many questions remain unanswered.

How did it all go so wrong? How did an innocent child slip through every safety net? How did a system meant to protect her fail so spectacularly? And will those responsible for her death ever repent?

The Saints is out now, with new episodes released on Mondays.

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Australia was left in shock when four young police officers were ambushed on the driveway of a property in the Queensland outback town of Wieambilla: two were executed in cold blood, two were forced to fight for their lives, and an innocent neighbour was murdered. Before the coronial inquest begins, we take you back to the 12th of December, 2022. How did a routine missing persons callout end in the deaths of Constables Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow, and neighbour Alan Dare? And how did two officers survive?

Episodes 3 & 4 of The Ultimate Sacrifice are out Monday, July 22nd.

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A year on from Hannah's Story, host Melissa Downes and producer Jess Lodge share an update and invite you to listen to their new podcast, The Ultimate Sacrifice.

Tap here for episodes 1 & 2, droping Monday, July 15th

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Two weeks before Christmas in 2022, what should have been a routine check by four young police officers on a remote property in Wieambilla turned into a massacre. Two officers and an innocent neighbour were murdered by religiously motivated conspiracy theorists before a six-hour firefight ended in the killers' deaths. As the coronial inquest approaches, a haunting question remains unanswered: how could this happen in our own backyard?

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Amidst the grief, there is a story of hope. There has to be, to give Hannah a voice and to ensure her legacy.

So how are Hannah's family, friends and all those touched by the tragedy finding a way forward?

Sue & Lloyd Clarke are working tirelessly to turn Small Steps 4 Hannah into a movement: changing laws, education and conversation. Their commitment inspires others like the mysterious “Mr X” helping them turn a big dream into reality.

Learn more here about Small Steps 4 Hannah

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We cannot talk about Hannah Clarke without acknowledging the other women killed in similar circumstances. It’s Australia’s shame - on average one woman is killed every week by a partner or former partner.

In this episode, we ask Queensland’s Police Commissioner and former Attorney General what has changed since Hannah's death, from education to policing and legislation. While DV experts and academics explain what we all need to do to create change in our community.

Learn more here about Small Steps 4 Hannah

If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic or family violence, please reach out for help.

1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732

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