The Greens have criticised the Government’s ‘Right to Know’ scheme announcement for once again putting announceables above evidence-based policy backed by domestic violence experts.

This year's White Ribbon Day was tarnished with a tasteless jet ski parade in Sydney Harbour. 

After years of campaigning by activists and stakeholders, coercive control is now criminalised in NSW.

Children are too often not recognised as the victims of domestic and family violence. 

With a gap of resources for women and children escaping domestic and family violence in regional NSW Betty's Place in Albury makes that gap noticably smaller.   

A crazy three weeks of Budget Estimates have just wrapped up here in NSW Parliament. So, what have we learned?

In Estimates, Abigail grilled the Minister for Women's Safety and the Prevention of Domestic Violence about why the Coalition is refusing to fund vital frontline support services that would actually make a...

Abigail on behalf of the Greens made a submission to the Government's coercive control exposure draft Bill, which seeks to strengthen gaps in the Bill. 

Abigail questioned the Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence on the failure to establish an implementation task force to inform the Government's draft coercive control bill. 

Abigail passed a motion today in recognition of LBGTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day and the need for greater victim-survivor support.