University of Queensland research shows coverage has also been used to threaten partners
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Graphic media coverage of domestic violence has been linked to copycat behaviour and used as a chilling threat against terrified partners, new research from the University of Queensland has found.
Explicit reports on the deaths of Hannah Clarke and her three children in Brisbane, as well as Kelly Wilkinson on the Gold Coast, prompted a surge in cases of similar violence, according to the study.
Continue reading…University of Queensland research shows coverage has also been used to threaten partnersFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastGraphic media coverage of domestic violence has been linked to copycat behaviour and used as a chilling threat against terrified partners, new research from the University of Queensland has found.Explicit reports on the deaths of Hannah Clarke and her three children in Brisbane, as well as Kelly Wilkinson on the Gold Coast, prompted a surge in cases of similar violence, according to the study.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup Continue reading…