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Today marks the first day of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month. In Queensland each May, people from all sectors of the community raise awareness of domestic and family violence and to send a clear message that violence of this sort will not be tolerated....

General Practices build responses to domestic and family violence.

In 2018, the Centre delivered domestic and family violence training to over 500 staff from over 60 General Practices, health clinics and Aboriginal Medical Services in the Brisbane South region.  The training was developed through a partnership with Brisbane South PHN...

Responding to Non-Lethal Strangulation in Domestic Violence

At the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research, we strive to share the latest evidence-based research and resources with frontline professionals working across the domestic and family violence, sexual assault, health, policing, and justice sectors....