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Over 1,000 People on Temporary Australian Visas Have Escaped Violence Thanks to New Initiative

The Family and Domestic Violence Financial Assistance Program has helped over 1,000 people on temporary visas escape violence in Australia in less than a year.

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Australian Government Unveils Trial Aid Program for Women Escaping Domestic Violence

SYDNEY, Australia Women escaping violent relationships will be eligible for one-off federal welfare payments of up to $5,000. The .

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New payment to help women escape violent relationships

From Tuesday the Morrison Government will provide women leaving a violent relationship access to a one-off payment of up to $5,000 to help them

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