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• Matthew was a policeman by day and evil by night. His wife's testimony is harrowing.

  By Ailish Delaney Verified| MamaMia Verified In a powerful victim impact statement that sparked applause in the public gallery, Stella said her bruises may have healed, but the scars will last forever. "My silence was not consent. I was trained to be obedient, to hide my pain," she told the court. "You broke things to scare me, and eventually I was one of them."But in the bravery we see from victim survivors time and time again, Stella refuses to be broken anymore.

  By Ailish Delaney Verified · MamaMia

  Apr. 15, 2025

• DIARY OF A BIRTH: ‘I felt an intense pain in the shower. When I looked down, I saw my baby's head.'

  By Ailish Delaney Verified| MamaMia Verified Giving birth is a team sport. You need your support system, people to bring water and snacks, hold your hand and, of course, the dedicated punching bag. But imagine giving birth alone. In the shower. Just you, those contractions and the urge to push. For mum-of-two Kate, that was her unexpected reality. Listen to Kate's birth story with Jesse on Diary of a Birth. Post continues below.

  By Ailish Delaney Verified · MamaMia

  Apr. 15, 2025

• We asked 1200 Mamamia readers about the May 3 election. This is what you told us.

  By Ailish Delaney Verified| MamaMia Verified When we asked you to pick just oneissue that would determine your vote, the cost of living came out on top again. And honestly? We get it. We've all been feeling the brunt of soaring rents, climbing grocery prices and wages that are failing to keep up. Research from charity Good360 Australia revealed one in five Australians have recently skipped buying essential clothing because they simply couldn't afford it.

  By Ailish Delaney Verified · MamaMia

  Apr. 14, 2025

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