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Amber Schultz

Brisbane Times

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My neighbour was almost murdered by her partner. The police response left me disheartened

My neighbour was almost murdered by her partner. The police response left me disheartened

I witnessed police respond to a domestic violence assault first-hand. No one came out of that interaction feeling good.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Amber Schultz

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

Within an hour, TikTok served up content encouraging women to treat their husbands “like their bosses”, wear lipstick and be “agreeable”.

03.09.2026 10

WA Today

Amber Schultz

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

Within an hour, TikTok served up content encouraging women to treat their husbands “like their bosses”, wear lipstick and be “agreeable”.

03.09.2026 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Amber Schultz

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

Within an hour, TikTok served up content encouraging women to treat their husbands “like their bosses”, wear lipstick and be “agreeable”.

03.09.2026 30

The Age

Amber Schultz

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

I posed as a 17-year-old boy on social media. It took 13 minutes to be shown the manosphere

Within an hour, TikTok served up content encouraging women to treat their husbands “like their bosses”, wear lipstick and be “agreeable”.

03.09.2026 10

Brisbane Times

Amber Schultz

How are bullied and burnt-out officers expected to keep people safe?

Rampant bullying and unaddressed trauma are leaving officers stressed out and psychologically injured, an independent review has revealed.

11.06.2026 30

The Sydney Morning Herald

Amber Schultz