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Despite the existence of Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs) aimed at protecting individuals from violence and harassment, many women in Australia continue to face domestic violence, abuse, and even death. Several factors contribute to this ongoing problem, some of these issues have to be addressed if we are serious about finding a solution. Enforcement Challenges, Judicial Inconsistencies, Systemic Issues, Fear and Retaliation, Cultural and Societal Attitudes, Perpetrator Non-compliance, Legislative Reforms. 
Welcome to "Justice Unveiled," the podcast where we dig deep into the workings of the judicial system. Today, we have a special episode featuring insights from Charlie Bezzina, a distinguished former homicide detective with extensive experience in law enforcement, from the trial to the sentencing is eye opening. We will also look at domestic violence on women. 

This young lady, upon turning 18, a few days ago, reflects on her experiences and shares lessons learned over the years.
One relevant quote that comes to mind is by Socrates: ”The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.” This quote highlights the idea that wisdom is not necessarily tied to age or experience alone but also to the recognition of one’s own limitations and the continuous pursuit of knowledge and understanding.

Welcome to our podcast y-is-it-so, where we look into the curious phenomenon of protesting for overseas dramas while domestic issues simmer unattended. In just 8 minutes, we'll explore why some choose to channel their energy towards global causes rather than addressing pressing concerns at home. Join us as we navigate through the complexities of societal priorities, from law and order problems to healthcare crises, and contemplate the significance of where we direct our collective outrage. Let's dive in.

Welcome to again to YISITSO, where we delve into the past, dissect the present, and contemplate the future. In this special episode, we're marking the fourth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Join us as we reflect on the lessons learned and assess how our nation has navigated the aftermath. It's been a journey filled with surprises, from uncovering the extent of power wielded by our State Governments within our constitutional framework to witnessing the varying responses of state Premiers, some leveraging authority while others grappling with critical decisions.
But it's not just about politics and policies. We'll also explore the human impact, particularly on small businesses, many of which faced unprecedented challenges and, tragically, some didn't survive. We'll hear stories of resilience and adaptation, shedding light on how business owners coped with the fallout.
So, join us as we take stock, ponder the complexities, and ultimately seek to understand how we've weathered the storm and emerged, perhaps scarred but stronger, on the other side. Welcome to the journey.

Welcome to our podcast, where we dive deep into the exciting world of AFL. In this episode, we're dissecting the latest moves by the AFL, trying to decipher what they have in store for the fans. With the season kicking off with four teams in what wasn't officially called round one, confusion is in the air. But fear not, we're here to untangle the web of fixtures and results.
Join us as we analyze the performances of teams, particularly those who've managed to secure two wins early on. It's a rollercoaster ride of predictions as we attempt to foresee which teams will make it to the coveted top 8. Will there be surprises? Undoubtedly. Which new teams are likely contenders for a spot in the eight, and which ones might face disappointment?
But our discussion doesn't stop there. We're also delving into the realm of suggestions, exploring potential changes that the AFL could implement to elevate the game even further. From rule tweaks to structural adjustments, we're leaving no stone unturned.
So sit back, relax, and join us as we navigate through the twists and turns of AFL, aiming to uncover what lies ahead for fans and players alike. Welcome to the podcast where footy fever runs high, and the analysis runs deep. Let's kick it off!

Welcome to a riveting episode of "Why Is It So?" where host Paul Zammit chats with Darren Stevenson, the CEO and founder of The Extend Group, one of Australia’s leading before and after-school care providers. In this in-depth discussion, Darren unclothes the reality behind the often misunderstood childcare industry, highlighting the legal complexities, special staffing needs, and highly-nuanced communication that keep the gears of this vital societal machinery smoothly spinning.
Follow Darren’s journey from sports coaching into the challenge-laden field of childcare services, from his global experiences that shaped his vision of ethical childcare, to the establishment of The Extend Group in 2002. Uncover the secret to the Group's successful operations in a highly saturated market while still remaining debt-free, uncompromised by private equity.
As you journey deeper into the conversation, you'd get a rare insight into the Group’s effective, stringent recruitment strategies for potential staff members who meet national regulations and truly love working with children. Plus, you'd also get a sneak peek into their future goals, particularly their strategies to remain at the top amid the pandemic and beyond.
The Xtend Group, besides providing top-notch services amid a global pandemic, stands as a beacon of high-quality, ethical childcare. Learn about their growth journey, their cautious approach to expansion, and their iron-clad guarantees to the parents who entrust their children to their care. Also, delve into the dynamics of subsidies, increasing regulations, and their impacts on the cost and quality of childcare services.
Round this episode off by gaining a better understanding of the importance of a healthy work environment that nurtures accountability, resilience, and empowerment among the Group’s 450 staff members across Australia. Dissect an informed discussion on the government's role in subsidizing childcare fees, the means test procedure, and the private sector and government's interplay in shaping the childcare landscape.
This episode is not just about depicting the story of the Xtend Group; it also transforms into a broader platform for discussions about childcare in the present world. Tune in for a chat that brings the truths behind one of society's most vital sectors to light.