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Ending Violence Requires Real Investment, Not Small Fixes 

20 February 2026

No to Violence, the national peak body for organisations and individuals committed to ending men’s use of family violence, says today’s joint Victorian-Commonwealth family violence funding...

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Record Crime Statistics Show NSW is Intervening Too Late on Domestic and Family Violence 

20 February 2026

New data released today by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) shows domestic and family violence continues to drive escalating crime statistics in NSW, with...

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Abuse Using AI Criminalised as NSW Updates Intimate Image Laws

16 February 2026

As technology is increasingly used to harm women and girls, No to Violence has described new NSW laws criminalising abuse using AI-generated content as an important step forward. From 16 February 2026,...

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Bushfire Recovery Calls for Early Help for Men to Prevent Harm

14 January 2026

14 January 2026 As communities across regional Victoria respond to bushfires and their aftermath, No to Violence is underscoring the heightened risk of family violence during and after natural disasters. Australian...

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Data Reform Offers Opportunity to Strengthen Family Violence Responses in Victoria 

19 December 2025

No to Violence has welcomed the Victorian Government’s response, tabled today, to the Legislative Assembly Legal and Social Issues Committee Inquiry into capturing data on people who use family violence,...

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Adelaide Test Amplifies Call for Men to Choose Change and Take Action Against Violence

19 December 2025

As the third Ashes Test begins in Adelaide, No to Violence is taking its Change Is Your Call campaign to cricket audiences, urging men to take the lead in creating safer homes...

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Data Reform Offers Opportunity to Strengthen Family Violence Responses in Victoria 

19 December 2025

No to Violence has welcomed the Victorian Government’s response, tabled today, to the Legislative Assembly Legal and Social Issues Committee Inquiry into capturing data on people who use family violence,...

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Victorian Cabinet Changes: No to Violence Welcomes New and Continuing Appointments

18 December 2025

Following announcements made by the Victorian Government, No to Violence would like to congratulate incoming Ministers and thank Natalie Hutchins MP for her leadership and dedication across the Women and...

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NSW Strategy Responds to $7.82 Billion Family Violence Cost: Funding Must Follow

10 December 2025

No to Violence welcomes the NSW Government’s Strategy to Respond to the Use of Domestic and Family Violence, describing it as a landmark opportunity to address the estimated one million men in NSW who...

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16 Days of Activism: Digital Violence is Rising, Recognition of it is Not

10 December 2025

No to Violence is calling for national recognition of digital violence as a core form of domestic and family violence, warning that behaviours like monitoring partners’ devices, tracking locations, demanding...

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