family and domestic violence

A new steering committee will advise on how we can reduce rates of family violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

Sussan Ley is launching a domestic violence awareness drive to call on all Australians to use their social media to share support services.

People keep asking why aren’t we seeing a change in the unacceptably high rates of family, domestic and sexual violence.

The South Australian government announced a royal commission into family and domestic violence in the state.

As 16 days of activism against gender-based violence came to a close, the number of women killed by violence in Australia has grown.

A man has gone viral on TikTok for his “take on dating” – and it may not be what you immediately assume.

1800RESPECT has expanded its services to provide support for victims of family, domestic and sexual violence via SMS text message.

Georgia* was once going from strength to strength in her corporate career. Now, she’s never been less confident at work.

Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS) is launching a five-year plan to end violence against women.

The Albanese government has announced it will invest $15 million into First Nations-led research on family, domestic and sexual violence.

Women’s Agenda shares this extract from Tanya Plibersek’s new biography, On Her Own Terms, written by award-winning journalist Margaret Simons.

New research reveals practitioners across a range of services are missing opportunities to identify people who choose to perpetrate violence.