Sherele Moody
Journalist at News Corp
Award-winning journalist. Femicide researcher. Australian Femicide Watch; Memorial to Women & Children Lost to Violence; & The RED HEART Campaign founder.
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4 days ago |
australianfemicidewatch.org | Sherele Moody
Katie Piper wanted to be a model or on television. It was a huge dream for a little girl who growing up in a small UK village. Her life with dad David, mum Diane and her two siblings was “pretty ordinary”. “She was wilful, headstrong, very independent and made friends wherever she went,” Diane says. Katie worked hard to realise her ambitions, slowly forging a career in the entertainment and beauty industries. As success beckoned, she moved to London.
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2 months ago |
glamadelaide.com.au | Sherele Moody
Written by Sherele MoodyAustralian women are rising up and saying ‘no more’ to violence after the killing of 14 women in Australia in 2025. Across the nation 14 rallies will be held – everywhere from Pilbara to Canberra – and they will name and honour the 103 women lost to violence in 2024-25. South Australia is not exempt from the femicide epidemic.
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Mar 20, 2024 |
theaustralian.com.au | Tess McCracken |Ben Graham |Sherele Moody
More than a decade after she was attacked by a stranger in her own street, Tahlia Giumelli has asked the grim question on the minds of so many Australian women.
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Mar 10, 2024 |
news.com.au | Sherele Moody
OPINIONWe are not safe on the running tracks. We are not safe in our workplaces. We are not safe in our houses. We are not safe in our backyards. We are not safe in our hospitals. We are not safe at our children’s after school activities. We are not safe in our streets. WOMEN. ARE. NOT. SAFE. Women across Australia are seething. We are angry as f**k and we have every right to be. Wait … was that the sound of you asking “Why?” Well let me tell you a story.
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Nov 27, 2023 |
couriermail.com.au | Sherele Moody
NewsDon't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News. Researchers says Australians will spend about $30 billion leading up to December 25 – that’s a 10 per cent increase on spending compared to Christmas 2022. Most of us will spend about $1479 on presents, food, alcohol, dining out and travel this Christmas, Finder.com.au research shows. Victorians will be spending the most of any state with $1765 set aside by most residents.
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Samia Malik, 20, was run down and left to die in Hillcrest, SA, on Tuesday evening. A man has now been charged over her death. She is the 26th Australian woman killed this year and the 129th killed since January 1, 2024. Police alleged the male drove into her with his vehicle and https://t.co/Yp7oJgPfRF
So many people want me to roll the She Matters mural out across Australia. So ... let's do it! If you have access to a wall, hit me up! Otherwise, come on down to Hosier Lane, Melbourne, to see it. I'm often down here fixing it, I've asked @cityofmelbourne, @YarraCouncil and The https://t.co/yXsEY4Qdxx
Cassie Ventura was raped. By the men she was forced to 'have sex with' - and by the man who forced, blackmailed, coerced, manipulated and abused her into 'having sex' with. Calling it a 'freak off' is erasing Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs abhorrent behaviour - it's making Cassie complicit https://t.co/yp5BYNh4N5