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2024
Domestic Violence NSW launches public pledge to end domestic and family violence with Rosie Batty
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CEO of DVNSW comments on the ‘horrific spate of domestic violence related murders’ since Friday
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Domestic Violence NSW CEO responds to the disappearance of Luke Davies and Jesse Baird
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2023
Calls for increased funding after October rise in domestic violence deaths
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Budget burdens survivors with the cost of domestic violence for another year
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A Short-Term Victory For Short-Sighted Contracts
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Scorecard Compares How Political Parties Address Women's Safety This Election
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NSW Political Parties Come Together to Address Women's Safety
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2022
DVNSW and CWA Co-Host NSW Regional Forum on Domestic and Family Violence
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Domestic Violence NSW Releases Report on Policing of Domestic and Family Violence to Coincide with NSW Police Report
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DVNSW Demands More for Women’s Safety in the 2022 Federal Election
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NSW Budget Announces Wrap-Around Support for Women Leaving Domestic Violence
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DVNSW Releases Report Outlining Concerns Over Federal Government Domestic Violence Grant
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NSW Women’s Alliance Launches 2023 State Election Platform: Action to End Gendered Violence
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Rosie Batty, Jess Hill and Key DFV Advocates Warn Lack of Consultation with Victim-Survivors May Lead to Disastrous Consequences
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2021
DVNSW calls on NSW government for REAL investment to stop domestic violence
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Domestic Violence NSW opens Parliamentary Inquiry into Coercive Control
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Joint Media Release: Supports to Victims of Crime Difficult to Access
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Joint Media Release: Enough is Enough
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DVNSW Appoints Annabelle Daniel as Chair of Board
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Joint Media Release: New Law Protects Pets from Domestic Violence
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Joint Media Release: Women’s Safety Sector Calls for Ministers to Act
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New Report from Federal Inquiry into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Makes 88 Recommendations, But It Just Isn’t Enough
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DVNSW and NSW Women’s Alliance Propose Nine-Point Plan to Address Sexual Violence
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NSW Women’s Alliance Welcomes Extended Funding for DFV Services
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2021/22 Federal Budget Falls Short for Women
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Significant Housing Gap Evident in Federal Budget
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DVNSW Applauds Introduction of Affirmative Consent Legislation
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Budget Fails to Deliver on Housing for Domestic Violence Victims
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NSW Parliament Launches Coercive Control Report in Favour of Considered and Consultative approach to Criminalisation
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DVNSW Launches Voices for Change Report
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DVNSW Releases Report Highlighting Impact of 2021 COVID Lockdown
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Women’s Safety Summit Launches with Australia Calling for Urgent Change
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Domestic Violence Peak Calls for Strong Action for Audit into Policing
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NSW Government to Criminalise Coercive Control
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NSW Government to Criminalise Coercive Control
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2020
COVID-19: Help is available for DFV during COVID-19 Crisis
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COVID-19: Temporary Accommodation Hotel Register Launched
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Community Legal Sector and NSW Women’s Alliance calls for halt in Victim Support Services Changes
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NSW Government must act now to provide a safety net for women on temporary visas and their children
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Peak Body cautiously welcomes Parliamentary Inquiry into family, domestic and sexual violence
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When there is no where safe to call home
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Women on Temporary visa’s in crisis within crisis
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DVNSW calls for a hold on proposed changes to victim services
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Animals and People experiencing domestic and family violence
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NSW Government makes hospital care more accessible people experiencing violence
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Ministers urged to better protest women on temporary visa’s experiencing violence
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DVNSW Gives Evidence in Federal Inquiry into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
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NSW Government Makes Hospital Care More Accessible for Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Victims
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New Modelling: Economic, Social Disadvantage Tsunami to hit NSW
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Domestic violence funding in the NSW budget fails to match need
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Domestic Violence NSW would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the breadth and depth of Australia, including the traditional custodians on the land on which DVNSW operates, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation.
Domestic Violence NSW acknowledges that we live work and play on Aboriginal land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future and give thanks to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, on which we are housed. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.
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