domestic and family violence

The costs of delivering domestic violence services in regional, rural and remote communities is up to 8.94 times higher than cities.

Comments made by a detective after the murder of Hannah Clarke were part of a “media strategy”, according to new documents.

A new women’s safe haven, Arada House, has been launched in Sydney by the Arada Foundation, in partnership with Women’s Community Shelters.

Family and friends of Rhukaya Lake have been left “shattered” after the 39-year-old was allegedly killed by a man in the NSW Hunter Valley. 

Ten new homes have opened in Western Sydney to provide safety and stability to women and children escaping domestic and family violence. 

Having grown up in a family that experienced domestic violence, South Australia’s Katrine Hildyard is now tackling the issue in Parliament.

Tabitha Acret, the mother of domestic violence victim Mackenzie Anderson, launches online petition calling for tougher sentencing for abusers.

The Minns government is launching its workforce strategy for the domestic violence sector, laying the foundation for long-term reform.

A major new report reveals police in Victoria are too often amplifying trauma for people who experience family violence.

The federal government will invest $26.1 million to support women and children experiencing domestic violence in South Australia, with the state government set to match the contribution.