Correction and Apology to Brisbane Youth Service
In an ABC interview on 15 July 2026, No to Violence made an incorrect statement about Brisbane Youth Service, which we would like to retract…
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No to Violence's free, online National Directory of Services for people who use violence is available now on mrs.org.au/services.![]()
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The National Directory supports professionals with their referral practice by making it easier to find trusted specialist and community services to meet client needs and support pathways for change.![]()
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The Directory is inclusive of LGBTIQA+ communities, recognising that people of all genders and sexualities can use violence and need access to safe, affirming support. We’re committed to highlighting services that are LGBTIQA+ led or inclusive, promoting trauma-informed, identity-affirming care, and ensuring visibility and accessibility for all communities.![]()
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We encourage services and professionals to explore the directory, share it with your networks, and register or recommend eligible services.![]()
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Learn more at mrs.org.au/for-professionals/
On Monday July 27th, the nationwide AusAlert system will be tested, playing a loud Critical Alert tone on all compatible mobile phones, tablets, and smart watches.![]()
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For most people it's a routine emergency system test, but for some victim survivors, it could create added risk.![]()
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If you have a secret device that someone using violence doesn't know about, be aware that the test alert may sound or appear on that device.![]()
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To prevent your device from playing the alert tone, make sure to either power off your device or switch on aeroplane mode before the scheduled time, and leave it off for at least one hour.![]()
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For more information, visit the AusAlert website here: www.ausalert.gov.au/alerts-explained/national-test#what-to-do-if-you-don-t-want-to-receive-the-au...
