Keep on Pushing: Diana On Domestic Violence and the Fight for a Safe Home
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Content note: this episode discusses domestic and family violence, homelessness and serious illness.
Leaving is only the first step. In our first episode, Mandy Richards and Heidi Albertiri talk with Diana, a lived experience advocate who fled a violent marriage with her kids and only the clothes they were wearing. With no access to government support, they slept in a car while her son finished Year 12.
Diana shares what came next: debt, years of court, crisis accommodation that wasn't there, and a rental market that kept pushing her out. She also talks about what real accountability could look like, and what owning a home through Global Sisters' Little Green Houses pilot would mean to her.
Mentioned: Little Green Houses | Global Sisters Grace campaign
Need support? In immediate danger, call 000. National domestic, family and sexual violence line, 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732 (24/7). Safe Steps (Vic): 1800 015 188 (24/7). Lifeline: 13 11 14 (24/7).
Chapters- (00:00:00) - Content warning and podcast introduction
- (00:01:59) - Introducing Diana and her story
- (00:03:05) - Growing up in New Zealand and meeting her husband
- (00:04:35) - Abuse begins and forced move to Australia
- (00:06:27) - Understanding why she couldn't fight the move
- (00:08:51) - Isolation as a non-citizen and the 18-year plan
- (00:10:33) - Living day to day under coercive control
- (00:14:11) - Warning signs of abuse for others to recognize
- (00:16:28) - The night they fled - son's life threatened
- (00:21:18) - Fleeing with nothing and reaching the police
- (00:24:13) - Homelessness, debt, and navigating broken systems
- (00:29:23) - What a trauma-informed pathway should look like
- (00:33:36) - Holding perpetrators accountable
- (00:36:46) - Representing herself in court for $80,000
- (00:39:03) - The scale of financial inequity in the settlement
- (00:42:33) - Why women stay, and the housing crisis backdrop
- (00:45:25) - Gender inequality and rising homelessness over 55
- (00:47:28) - Reconciling the past and Diana's advocacy work today
- (00:50:21) - Global Sisters, Sister Chats, and finding community
- (00:54:35) - The reality of crisis accommodation in Australia
- (00:57:54) - Why crisis accommodation shouldn't exist at all
- (00:59:10) - Little Greenhouses: a home ownership pilot for women
- (01:01:14) - A perpetrator register and accountability solutions
- (01:07:09) - What owning a home would mean to Diana
- (01:10:18) - Years of rental instability for Diana and her daughter
- (01:14:28) - Losing her pottery business to housing instability
- (01:15:51) - Advice for women listening who feel trapped
- (01:18:11) - Closing thoughts and message of hope