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Domestic Violence NSW CEO responds to the disappearance of Luke Davies and Jesse Baird

Third Sector February 29, 2024

The NSW Police provided a timeline of events surrounding the disappearance of Luke Davies and Jesse Baird. Delia Donovan, CEO of Domestic Violence NSW has

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Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, Social Affairs, Latest News

Domestic Violence NSW CEO responds to the 7th death this year due to gendered violence

Menchie Khairuddin February 13, 2024

Peak body for specialist domestic and family violence services, Domestic Violence NSW responds to Counting Dead Women Australia’s increased yearly cost of gendered violence to

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Policy, Finance, Domestic Violence, Women, Latest News

Budget burdens survivors with the cost of domestic violence for another year

Menchie Khairuddin September 21, 2023

The 2023-24 NSW budget leaves victims of domestic and family violence carrying the costs for another year; with insufficient funding provided to frontline support services.

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Women, Domestic and Family Violence, Latest News

A momentary triumph for contracts lacking long-term vision

Menchie Khairuddin June 27, 2023

Domestic Violence NSW commends the Labor Government on confirming its renewal of urgent funding for 20 Specialist Workers for Children and Young People, due to

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Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, Women, Social Affairs

Ending violence against women a key focus in DVNSW’s 2023 election campaign

Menchie Khairuddin August 11, 2022

“Violence against women impact the full diversity of women and across all ages. It is an outrage that girls through to older women are suffering

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Reports, Women, Domestic and Family Violence, News

Domestic Violence NSW releases report on Policing of Domestic and Family Violence

Lourdes Antenor April 7, 2022

“I have had many, many clients who have no understanding of their AVOs [protection orders], no follow up by police, no update, not being informed

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