The National Family Violence Election Forum Media Coverage
Wednesday 15 April 2025 No to Violence hosted the National Family Violence Election Forum, to discuss how we can end family violence in Australia. Here…
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The Men’s Referral Service is the national counselling, information and referral service for men who use violence and abuse to change their behaviour.
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Family violence is a pattern of abusive and controlling behaviour that can take many different forms.
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These are not just numbers; they represent what is really happening in the lives of countless women.![]()
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Most of the time it’s a man who is using the violence to control, abuse and intimidate his partner, ex-partner or family member. ![]()
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If you are one of these men, you might be looking for another way. ![]()
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Change is possible, and things can get so much better. ![]()
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If you speak with the Men’s Referral Service, which is operated by No to Violence, the counsellors there will listen to your story without judgement and help you find ways to change your behaviour and keep those around you safe. ![]()
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Contact the webchat today. ![]()
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You can remain anonymous, and you will be listened to and treated with respect. ![]()
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You can also receive information about ways to take the next steps in changing your behaviour and being the best man, partner, father or family member you can be.![]()
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Use this link to access a counsellor: NTV | Men’s Referral Service webchat
This great article in the New England Times explores some of the risk factors that are common in rural and regional areas right across the country. ![]()
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Women living in regional and remote Australia are 50% more likely than women living in major cities, to have experienced family, domestic and sexual violence.![]()
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According to recent crime statistics, the domestic violence rate in the New England region is 2.2 times the state average.![]()
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At NTV we know that restricted access to services in regional and remote areas has a significant impact on women and children receiving adequate support, as highlighted in this article.![]()
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This even includes access to public transport, which can make logistics of escaping more difficult.![]()
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If you are struggling with your own behaviour with your partner or a family member, there is help available. ![]()
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Operated by No to Violence, the Men’s Referral Service offers trained counsellors who can work with you to provide free, non-judgemental support to help you understand your behaviour and what you can do to change. ![]()
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Whether you are being abusive, have been abusive in the past or are struggling with feelings about being abusive, our counsellors will listen to your story. ![]()
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Call 1300 766 491 or visit mrs.org.au for advice and support.![]()
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