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domestic violence

Grey divorce poses complexities and challenges for family lawyers

Australians over 50 are increasingly choosing to divorce at a time when the overall divorce rate is declining.

New court orders aimed at preventing domestic violence

A civil protection scheme allowing courts to impose any conditions they deem necessary to prevent the use of violence by perpetrators of domestic abuse, has…

NSW budget delivers boost for victim-survivors, yet concerns remain

While the package includes significant investments in judicial infrastructure and victim support services, concerns are mounting over the adequacy of funding for frontline domestic, family,…

The countdown to criminalising coercive control in NSW

DV bail reforms pass parliament

Bail presumption reversed for serious domestic violence offences under sweeping reforms

Changes to bail laws flagged in domestic violence announcement

Financial support for women headlines PM’s response to ‘national crisis’

New homicide statistics show surge in intimate partner killings – and huge disparity in First Nations victims

‘The time to act is now’: call for urgent funding to address violence against women

Spike in demand for domestic violence support

New study reveals prevalence of coercive control in NSW as domestic violence assaults rise

An artificial intelligence tool used by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) to analyse more than half a million police domestic violence…

Draft legislation a major step in protecting survivors of domestic violence

Long-awaited reforms to the Family Law Act could see family violence considered as an important factor in property disputes and are being hailed as an…

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