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[ NEWS ] THE STORY BRIDGE AND KANGAROO POINT BRIDGE ARE SHINING YELLOW TONIGHT FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME AND THEIR FAMILIES Today is National Victims of Crime Day, and Brisbane is marking it by lighting two of its bridges in yellow. Behind every crime is a person and a family whose life has been changed forever, often long after the headlines move on. Tonight’s glow is a reminder that this city sees them, and that nobody should have to carry it alone. WHERE TO SEE THE YELLOW 💛 The bridges: the Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point Bridge are both lighting up yellow tonight. 🌉 The view: the river is the best place to take it in, with both bridges reflecting across the water. 🕯️ The meaning: every light is for victims of crime and the families who stand beside them. THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE VOICES 🗣️ Voice for Victims Foundation: supporting victims, advocating for change and making sure their voices are heard. 🤝 Victim Assist Queensland: support, referrals and financial assistance for victims of violent crime. Call 1300 546 587. 📞 Lifeline: 24 hour crisis support on 13 11 14. 🚨 Emergencies: if you or someone else is in danger, call 000. GOOD TO KNOW 💛 National Victims of Crime Day is marked each year on 16 September. 🫂 Support is available whether the crime happened to you, a family member, or you witnessed it. ✍🏻 Checking in on someone who has been through it can mean more than you think. 📍 The Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point Bridge, Brisbane Repost to share the love 🫶🏻