Grand Final Weekend Should Not Mean More Family Violence
24 September 2026
After a horrific week in which three men were charged with domestic violence-related murder following the deaths of three women in separate incidents across NSW within 24 hours, No to Violence is urging...
Three Women Killed in Hours: Australia Must Fund More Than the Aftermath
23 September 2026
A 23-year-old woman, a woman in her 70s and a woman in her 90s were killed in separate alleged domestic violence incidents in NSW within hours of each other on Saturday. Their deaths come as an estimated...
Commission Report Highlights System Gaps, but Perpetration Must Remain in Focus
9 September 2026
The Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission’s latest report highlights a critical gap in Australia’s response to domestic, family and sexual violence: we are still intervening too late, with...
National Cabinet to Focus on Family Violence Emergency
27 August 2026
No to Violence understands the Prime Minister, Premiers and Chief Ministers will meet at National Cabinet today to discuss further action to address Australia’s family violence crisis. No to Violence...
Board Statement: CEO Leadership Transition at No to Violence
13 August 2026
CEO of No to Violence, Phillip Ripper transitioning from the role in 2026.
Correction and Apology to Brisbane Youth Service
17 July 2026
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 and amend for the public record. Brisbane Youth Service...
Four Women and Girls Murdered in Four Days Shows Australia Is Still Intervening Too Late
14 July 2026
The murders of Lavanya Chappa, Jana Armstrong, Layla Jeffery and a 17-year-old Yolŋu girl from Galiwin'ku in the space of four days have once again placed Australia's response...
NTV Strategic Plan 2026-30: Growing a Movement
14 July 2026
No to Violence is proud to share our Strategic Plan 2026-30: Growing a Movement Download a Copy: NTV Strategic Plan 2026-30 NTV Strat Plan 2026-30_readingDownload
NSW Budget Delivers Long- Awaited Funding Boost for Family Violence Services
23 June 2026
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 a significant investment in the...
Locked Up Too Late: NSW’s Family Violence Crisis Deepens
21 May 2026
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 early intervention and behaviour...
