NSW government

Alleged domestic violence offenders who are granted bail in New South Wales will now be electronically monitored using GPS technology. 

The NSW government has launched the state’s first primary prevention strategy for family, domestic and sexual violence in NSW.

Thousands of nurses and midwives in NSW are holding a significant stop work action today, fighting for a 15 per cent pay rise. 

There seems to be a bit of confusion in the Minns family, after Premier Chris Minns’ uncle told his staff in the NSW Ministry of Health that flexible work arrangements are “not changed” by the Premier’s announcement earlier in the week.

The NSW government has issued a new directive to employees in the sector to work mostly from the office, moving away from work from home.

New coercive control laws have officially come into effect in New South Wales, with the crime punishable with up to seven years’ imprisonment. 

Seven projects will receive a share of a $2.6 million NSW government program aimed at advancing women’s economic opportunity, and wellbeing. 

More than 3,000 new homes that are to be built by the NSW government will be prioritised for victims of family and domestic violence.

The Queensland, Victorian and New South Wales’ premiers have joined forces to lift the minimum age on social media up to 16 years of age, AAP reports.

A suite of long awaited bail reform measures will be announced by the New South Wales government today. Here are the details.

The NSW government has pledged $230 million to tackle violence against women through a reform package.

Under the trial, childcare services can introduce some new offerings, like providing flexible pick up and drop off times, to help ease the accessibility issues facing parents.