Family violence is rising, so the Government should be doing strengthening and expanding behaviour change initiatives, not allowing a tax-payer funded program to sit idle.
The Rockliff Government’s review of Tasmania’s liquor licensing scheme must put the impacts on family violence front and centre
I also had some questions around police training on coercive control that's been undertaken by the Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation. I was wondering if you could please outline for
Minister, you made mention just before of the release of what is essentially red tape reduction for liquor licensing. The media release announcing that reform didn't make any ...
Minister, like you, I've read the latest Our Watch report that came out in the last couple of days and particularly how it talks about what more we can do in the primary prevention
It is a time to reflect on how much more we must do - and urgently - to ensure the safety of women and children.
What is this government doing to support young people and keep them away from the youth justice system?
When we respond to the scourge and the devastating toll of domestic and family violence, we have to be united and remove all politics from the debate.
Today hundreds marched through the streets of Hobart against gendered based violence. This after the Tasmanian parliament recommitted to condemning it in all its forms.
Honourable Speaker, across Australia this year alone, 86 women that we know of have been killed by an intimate partner.