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Victorian government considers expanding police powers to issue permanent bans on family violence perpetrators

Victorian government considers expanding police powers to issue permanent bans on family violence perpetrators
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Eight years ago Australia had a wake-up call on family violence So how did we end up here again?

There was hope for change after Victoria’s royal commission. Now the experts agree that it’s past time for ‘an abundance of words’ to be met by action

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Domestic violence spikes around Christmas and New Year Here s how to support loved ones

Domestic violence spikes around Christmas and New Year Here s how to support loved ones
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Kingston City Council mayor Jenna Davey-Burns tips on caring for foster children at Christmas

Kingston mayor Jenna Davey-Burns has fostered 27 children and counting. Here’s how she goes about brightening the lives of kids in her care during the festive season.

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Family violence survivor pleads for justice system to do moore as 53 women are killed

As the number of women who have died by violence in Australia reaches 53 in 2023, including four in one state in the past week, Helen Nicholls asks why the justice system isn’t doing more.

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