Tayla's Uber driver behaved indecently towards her, yet she was the one left feeling 'ashamed'
App-based rideshare services like Uber have made it easier than ever to travel. However, users have been left unsatisfied by the lack of action after reporting inappropriate incidents.
Almost a quarter of Australians admit to perpetrating sexual violence
Karen Bevan from Full Stop Aus says the survey reveals that sexual violence has been normalised in society.
1 in 5 Australians admit to perpetrating acts of sexual violence, from harassing someone for a date to sexual assault
A new study finds "shocking" levels of perpetrating sexual violence among Australians aged 18 to 45, with men the main offenders.
The head of the NSW Sex Crimes Squad is out to dispel a few prevailing myths
With three decades' experience under her belt, NSW Police's Detective Superintendent Jayne Doherty is trying to change the way sexual assault victim-survivors can access and receive help.
Why making a mystery thriller series inspired by her real-life assault changed Lucy Coleman 'to her core'
Australian mini-series Exposure explores the "total rage and desperation" of a sexual assault survivor, inspired by true events.
'Worst-kept secret': Allegations senior police officer sexually assaulted female colleague aired in parliament
Allegations that a senior South Australian police officer, who was leading a program to combat sexual harassment, sexually assaulted a female colleague at a social function have been made under parliamentary privilege.
Why experts believe legal system is 'untenable' for sexual assault cases after Hayne verdict
With Jarryd Hayne now out of jail following his sexual assault conviction being overturned, experts and advocates question whether the state's justice system is fit for purpose when it comes to sexual assault cases.
'Malicious and groundless': Leading Chinese #MeToo journalist jailed in China for inciting subversion
Human rights groups call for the immediate release of journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin and labour activist Wang Jianbing, saying they've been imprisoned for exercising their right to free speech.
Analysis
analysis:The shamelessness of powerful men in Australia's media industry knows no bounds
The horrible truth is that in the Australian legacy media landscape, there are too many stories of senior men who forgive themselves their own lapses of judgement, or forgive each other's because they're "good blokes", or go easy on each other because they fear a nuclear escalation.
Maya wants to extend a restraining order on the man she says sexually abused her, but a judge won't do it
Maya says her stepfather sexually abused her as a teenager. She fled home after giving birth to his child, but a judge knocked back her plea to extend a restraining order against him.
Super Size Me filmmaker Morgan Spurlock dies aged 53
Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, who made food and American diets his life's work by famously eating only at McDonald's for a month to illustrate the dangers of a fast-food diet, dies from complications related to cancer.
Farmer found guilty of raping British backpacker at Queensland property
A court heard the father of three had an "open door policy" for his workers, including when they were in the shower.
Former MP's chief of staff avoids jail over indecent assault of young female staffers
Frank Zumbo, the former chief of staff of ex-MP Craig Kelly, was convicted of indecently assaulting four staffers earlier this year.
Australian Olympic figure skater Brendan Kerry banned by US sport safety body for sexual misconduct
The ruling by the US Center for SafeSport bans Kerry for life from any events or activities controlled by the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
What happens if Bruce Lehrmann can't afford to pay the massive legal bill coming his way
Federal Court Justice Michael Lee on Friday ordered Bruce Lehrmann to pay costs of a higher order than typically seen in defamation cases, but also declared there were "no real winners" in the multi-million-dollar legal battle.
'I was drunk': Japanese official accused of inappropriate behaviour to visiting daughter of Australian mayor
The alleged incident occurred during a karaoke afterparty involving Japanese officials from the town of Minokamo and a visiting delegation from the New South Wales town of Dubbo.
Rape charges against Perth bikie Troy Mercanti dropped amid coercion fears for alleged victim
Notorious bikie Troy Mercanti is awarded costs after rape charges against him relating to an alleged incident in Karrinyup are dropped in a Perth court today.
Witch doctors, coconuts and sexual assault: Inside Vanuatu's disturbing world of unwanted children
Around the world, heated debates about abortion are taking place. But in the Pacific, the topic is so taboo, only a handful of people are willing to talk about it. You’re about to hear from some of them.
Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction to be retried in court
The 72-year-old is facing a retrial, likely in September, after a court finding that "prior bad acts" testimony violated his right to a fair trial.
Analysis
analysis:The latest Bruce Lehrmann defamation case hearing provided some answers, but key questions remain
Justice Michael Lee reserved his decision on costs in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson, but has ruled on some issues.
New data shows prevalence of technology-facilitated sexual harassment at work
One in seven Australians have admitted to engaging in technology-facilitated sexual harassment at work.
Gerard Depardieu to go on trial for sexual assault charges
The French actor will be on trial in October over allegations he assaulted a woman in 2014 and another in 2021.
Rose McGowan, Ashley Judd and #MeToo founder react to the overturning of Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction
The ruling by a New York high court has been called a major step back for survivors of sexual abuse, with some fearing it could deter other victims from coming forward in similar cases.
Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction has been quashed. Here's why, and what happens next
Weinstein's successful appeal is a blow to the #MeToo movement against powerful men who prey on vulnerable women. And a New York judge warns it's set a precedent that will help serial sexual predators.
Doctor continuing to work in Tasmania despite allegations of sexual misconduct
A doctor who is understood to be under investigation after sexual misconduct allegations were made against him is still able to work in a Tasmanian hospital. Nurse and midwife Amanda Duncan wants to know why this can happen while the allegations remain unresolved.