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A victim's pathway, for survivors of sexual violence
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Latest episodes
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Episode 5 - if the offender is sentenced in Queensland
September 8, 2024 · 27 minThis series, Victim Pathways, provides information and support to adults who have experienced sexual violence in Queensland, or people who support victims of sexual violence. This is the final episode of 5, developed by the Office of the…
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Episode 4 - going to court in Queensland
September 8, 2024 · 58 minThis series, Victim Pathways, provides information and support to adults who have experienced sexual violence in Queensland, or people who support victims of sexual violence. This is episode 4, in a series of 5 episodes, developed by the…
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Episode 3 - reporting sexual violence to Police in Queensland
September 8, 2024 · 27 minThis series, Victim Pathways, provides information and support to adults who have experienced sexual violence in Queensland, or people who support victims of sexual violence. This is episode 3, in a series of 5 episodes, developed by the…
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Episode 2 - presenting at a Queensland hospital
September 8, 2024 · 49 minThis series, Victim Pathways, provides information and support to adults who have experienced sexual violence in Queensland, or people who support victims of sexual violence. This is episode 2, in a series of 5 episodes, developed by the…
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Episode 1 - you have experienced sexual violence in Queensland
September 8, 2024 · 31 minThis series, Victim Pathways, provides information and support to adults who have experienced sexual violence in Queensland, or people who support victims of sexual violence. This is episode 1, in a series of 5 episodes, developed by the…
About the show
This podcast is hosted by respected journalist Kay McGrath OAM. Join Kay as she talks to experts about your rights as a victim-survivor and what supports are available. Kay then gently steps through the criminal justice process, which you can listen to at your own pace.
You will hear from experienced, trauma-informed people working to support survivors, including:
- VictimConnect
- Victim Assist Queensland
- Forensic Medicine Queensland, Queensland Health
- Queensland Police Service
- The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
- The Chief Judge, His Honour Brian Devereaux
- The Victims Register, Queensland Corrective Services.
5 podcast episodes are available:
- after experiencing sexual violence
- presenting at a hospital
- reporting sexual violence to Police
- the criminal justice process
- your rights after an offender is sentenced.
The podcast can be listened to on its own, or while using the Victim Pathways - a self-paced online resource which shines a light on what to expect if you have been hurt by sexual violence.
Before listening, please be aware:
- The content does contain references to sexual violence.
- The content is not suitable to listen around children.
- Support is available if you find the content of the podcast upsetting.
Contact the Sexual Assault Helpline on 1800 010 120, available 7 days a week between 7:30am – 11:30pm (in Queensland).