domestic violence

Women are leading meaningful change funded by Northern Rivers Community Foundation grants across the Northern Rivers region.

Ariel Bombara has given a powerful address at a rally against domestic violence, calling for victim-survivors to be better supported.

More than 90 per cent of domestic violence victim-survivors continue to experience abuse after leaving a violent relationship.

After more than a year of investigating the domestic violence killings of four Aboriginal women, the Northern Territory’s coroner Elisabeth Armitage has handed down her final report.

We should be completely outraged by these numbers and have zero tolerance towards domestic and family violence.

ANROWS has released a landmark report calling for better protection of children and young people from family, domestic and sexual violence.

First-line workers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are taking on this unexpected dual role.

In the early 2000s, Lauren Trevan received a text message from an old school friend. They began texting each other, reconnecting after years of losing touch, using this fairly new form of technology.

In 16 days, 11 women were killed by violence in Australia. The numbers shine a light on the horrifying reality of violence against women.

Fifty years ago today, a group of volunteers gathered in a single room at the Sydney Women’s Liberation House in Glebe, to form the Sydney Rape Crisis Centre, now known as Full Stop Australia.

Bold, ambitious whole-of-system reform is needed to ensure temporary migrants are safe from family violence.

Banks and insurance providers can collaborate or partner with evidence-based domestic violence groups who can help inform best-practice around how to appropriately respond when a client discloses an abusive relationship.