Victoria Appoints Parliamentary Secretary for ‘Men’s Behaviour Change’
The role will earn nearly $245,000 per year.
Women hold signs referencing action against domestic violence during the Sydney International Women's Day march in Sydney, Australia, on March 7, 2020. Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images
Victorian Labor Premier Jacinta Allan has announced a new state overseer for “men’s behaviour change” in Australia’s second most populous state.
The position will look into the role of social media and the internet, and how it influences the behaviour of men and boys.
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Victoria Appoints Parliamentary Secretary for ‘Men’s Behaviour Change’
Victorian Labor Premier Jacinta Allan has announced a new state overseer for “men’s behaviour change” in Australia’s second most populous state.
The position will look into the role of social media and the internet, and how it influences the behaviour of men and boys.
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