domestic violence

Pauline Hanson’s recent domestic violence comments reflect decades of support for men’s rights and opposition to feminism.

Violence against women is never mutual, and blaming survivors only distracts from the choices made by perpetrators every day.

When leaders tell women to ‘just leave’, they ignore the fear, control and financial abuse that trap many survivors.

A young mother’s alleged murder leaves another family grieving as Australia’s devastating toll of violence against women continues.

A man has been arrested after a 39-year-old woman was fatally stabbed at a home in Vermont in Victoria last night.

The NSW government has launched an independent review into the case of a four-year-old boy who was allegedly murdered by his mother.

New funding supports domestic violence services, helping victim-survivors leave violence safely and build safer lives for themselves.

Mallorie Jane Roberts is remembered by her family and friends as a “deeply loved” young mother who had a “beautiful heart” and “kind spirit”.

Australia cannot end violence against women without funding recovery, healing and economic security that helps survivors stay safe.

NDIS reforms are leaving women with disability trapped in violence, while support systems disappear around them.

Employers have a duty of care, but domestic violence victims are still falling through gaps in work-from-home protections.

Australia’s gender-based violence crisis continues as survivors demand governments listen, act and prevent violence before more women die.