Grand Final Weekend Should Not Mean More Family Violence
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…
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Have you got your tickets yet? Hear from alternative Premier Jess Wilson MP outlining the future of family violence reform if elected next month. Hear directly from the leader of the Coalition and Shadow Minister from the Prevention of Family Violence, Cindy McLeishJoin with hundreds of colleagues from family violence organisations across the state along with journalists, policy makers, activists and academics. The alternative government are putting their plans to end family violence earlier straight to voters on the 14th of October at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre. This is Victorian’s premier Family Violence Election forum and cannot be missed. If you want a safer Victoria where women and children are no longer living in fear in their own homes, you cannot miss this event. The hottest ticket in town will not be available for long! Register today. Please note that while the Premier Ben Carroll MP and Minister for Prevention of Family Violence Sonya Kilkenny MP are yet to confirm their attendance, this event will proceed, with, or without them. 📍 14 October, 1:00-3:30pm, at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre or onlineRegister now: www.eventbrite.com/e/victorian-election-forum-join-us-to-say-fear-shouldnt-live-here-tickets-1997...
Family violence must be at the centre of Victoria’s election debate. Join political leaders and sector advocates at this election’s only dedicated family violence forum to discuss the commitments needed to make Victorian homes and communities safer. Community safety is a defining concern for Victorian voters, yet no political party has put forward a comprehensive plan to address our biggest community safety issue: family violence. Every act of violence prevented means harm and trauma avoided. Every delay leaves families at risk. Fear Shouldn’t Live Here. This election, Victorians deserve leadership that makes safety at home a priority. 📍 14 October, 1:30-3:30pm, at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre or onlineRegister now: www.eventbrite.com/e/victorian-election-forum-join-us-to-say-fear-shouldnt-live-here-tickets-1997...
