NSW Budget Delivers Long- Awaited Funding Boost for Family Violence Services
No to Violence has welcomed the NSW Government’s decision to increase core funding for specialist domestic and family violence services, describing the 2026-27 Budget as…
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No to Violence has warned NSW is pouring hundreds of millions into prisons, policing and crisis responses to domestic and family violence while failing to fund the…
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