domestic and family violence

What would happen if governments approached the other pandemic in our midst – violence against women – with the same level of urgency and leadership?

On Wednesday, Minister Anne Ruston announced a national women’s safety summit for July, as well as a national survey for the public.

We’ve seen the worst year on record on women presenting for help with domestic and family violence. More funding essential.

The government has announced that survivors of domestic violence can now strip up to $10,000 from super to fund their own crisis response.

CEO of Women’s Safety NSW Hayley Foster believes there is an appetite for change in the community when it comes to domestic violence.

We discovered many more mental health issues were recorded for both victims and perpetrators of domestic violence than we thought

Linda Burney has introduced a private members’ bill to parliament, calling for ten days paid domestic and family violence leave.

Respect Victoria is leading a campaign, Respect Women: ‘Call It Out’, that’s aiming to get people engaged in the small things they can do.

Here are six reasons why the International Day of the Elimination of Violence Against Women is still urgent.

Police are investigating the devastating murder of 23-year-old, Celeste Manno in Melbourne’s northern suburbs after she was found dead.

Over a third of women with disabilities have experienced intimate partner violence. This violence is excused in part by the language we use.

Women will form the majority of the 360,000 people in NSW projected to be unemployed by July 2021, according to research from Equity Economics.