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Rebuilding smiles and lives of Queensland victims of domestic violence
Funding to boost safety for Aboriginal and culturally and linguistically diverse families
New service targets family violence on Palm Island
Greater powers to fight online child pornography
Designing better therapies for trauma sufferers
Yarrabah refuge’s decade of service
Police charge man after serious domestic violence related assault in Peakhurst
Australian Eco Company Takes Gold Medal In UK Awards
Allison Baden-Clay Foundation reveals 2019 Strive To Be Kind Campaign
Injecting trial already changing lives
White Ribbon Australia appoints Tony Pearson as its new Chair
Officer Tasered during arrest, NSW
Ambitious targets at heart of new Premier’s Priorities
AMA will always advocate for public health
Providing Necessities For Families Facing Hardship
McGowan Government delivers $30m boost to community services
New interest-free rental loans keep sharks at bay
John Setka & Emma Walters Statements
National Party Caucus reshuffle announced
AUSVEG and Boomaroo Nurseries urge delegates to help ‘Share Dignity’
National awards for Wollongong Council
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention contributions recognised in Cairns
Attendees gather for Commemorative Dinner as part of 2019 AIFVP Conference
Dignity First Fund to give Sunshine Coast locals a helping hand
Donations help shelter for women and children
Costs of childhood domestic violence
Response to Premier
Lisa Harnum Foundation Transitional Housing to Close
More than 400 charges laid by specialist highway patrol strike force in its first year, NSW
Budget backs North Queensland jobs
Setka’s Support Continues to Grow
NSW Budget Blindspot- Women’s Safety and Domestic Violence
CAPS joins forces with CDVA
Man stabbed after domestic incident in Plumpton
Bryce Bevan takes out REINSW Novice Auctioneers Competition
Government offers 2.35% p.a. pay rise for state’s teachers and an extra $13 million for more than 200 highly accomplished…
Statement from Australian Education Union re: John Setka
Statement from ACTU Secretary Sally McManus on John Setka
Top Advocate Appointed As Victims Of Crime Commissioner
Safer Communities: Promised Delivered – 75 Police Auxiliary Liquor Inspectors Recruited
Statement from ACTU Secretary Sally McManus
New men’s service to improve family safety
Talking bots, taboo words and political slogans
Statement on John Setka
AMA Doctor in Training of Year
Domestic violence assault rates on rise in NSW and what we can do about it
More than 1 million new curable sexually transmitted infections every day
NSW Police respond to latest BOCSAR figures