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One year on – Labor delivering for Tasmanians
Domestic Violence Prevention Month
$2.7 million to support women to enter workforce
Police shooting at Grange
New taskforce to look into better housing outcomes for domestic violence victim-survivors
Homelessness NSW endorses expansion of shared housing scheme
Police update: Homicide investigation at Caboolture 18 May
Refreshed Cabinet to deliver for Queenslanders
Housing and Homelessness Forum Darwin
International Day of Women in Maritime
Homicide investigation at Caboolture 18 May
Attempted murder at Beaudesert
Police update: Wounding at Kamerunga
Law Week raises awareness of how everyone can combat coercive control
Record number of kids in care supported by kinship carers
Working Together to Prevent Domestic and Family Violence
New domestic violence refuge to support women and children opens in western Sydney
Queensland Police Service launches podcast to open the doors of domestic violence
Ombudsman spells out what the Budget got right and wrong for small business
AIC 2022 on CriminologyTV
BUDGET TAKES STEPS TOWARDS A FAIRER AUSTRALIA
Budget will help struggling renters but big challenges remain
Budget clearly signals ‘NDIS is here to stay’, with more to do on housing and economic security
Increased support to end violence against women and children
QPS and RSPCA join forces to fight animal cruelty and domestic and family violence
DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE CO-RESPONSE TRIAL TO START IN CAIRNS
Mayoral Charity Ball provides hope for safer, brighter tomorrow
Government listens to women about harms caused by Parentsnext
City of Logan says ‘no’ to domestic and family violence
Additional investment to support refugees in Fairfield
Consultation on surveillance reforms for Queenslanders
Shining a light on lives lost due to domestic and family violence
Major Cash Injection to Support DFV Perpetrator Intervention Programs
Lives lost to family violence to be remembered at Arts Centre
Aboriginal Community Information – Legal Aid NSW
Vigil puts focus on domestic violence
Police lay charges – Domestic violence in Darwin 27 April
NSW’s most dangerous domestic violence offenders targeted during Operation Amarok II
Council to continue funding local charities
Police lay charges – Domestic violence in Darwin 19 April
Charges – Recklessly endanger serious harm – Darwin
Head to Riverside for Family Community Safety Day
Intimate Partner Violence Is Not All Same
Queenslanders urged to have their say on fairer rental laws
$3 million in grant funding to support communities across Queensland respond to youth offending
Rate of unique youth and adult offenders lowest on record
Police update 2: Attempted murder charge at Millmerran
Tinkering with regulation is not protection for temporary visa holders