The Latest Breaking News from domestic violence

The Queensland government has appointed the president of its children's court to head an inquiry into the police response to domestic violence incidents.

Analysis: the landmark McMurdo report was first described as ‘just another woke report’ by the police union president

The offence should be codified into law by 2023.

Criminalising coercive control has been on the state’s agenda since the murder of Hannah Clarke and her three children in 2020

The four-month commission of inquiry of police practices is part of a raft of recommendations adopted from a domestic violence taskforce report.

The Board of Directors of Seagen Inc (NASDAQ:SGEN) announced that its long-time president, CEO, and chairman Clay Siegall, is on a leave of absence. The move follows an alleged incident of domestic violence. While Siegall, who informed the company that he's in the middle of a divorce, denied those allegations. The Seagen board…

The Family Court still fails to recognise the risk of non-physical forms of violence and often insists perpetrators are notified before granting protection, says Carrie Leonetti

Seagen CEO Clay Siegall was placed on leave after a domestic abuse allegation, the biotech company said Monday as SGEN stock dropped.

"It is our aim that more victims of domestic abuse can see how this court is leading the way in tackling this abuse and have the confidence in us to deliver justice swiftly for them"

The new BBC two-part documentary, Gazza, opens with the solitary figure of former international football star and fallen hero, Paul Gascoigne, fishing alone in a deserted lake. Taking as its title Gascoigne’s nickname, Gazza presents the footballer as a man more sinned against by the press than guilty of his…

Couple’s marriage counsellor said earlier in trial that there was ‘mutual abuse’ between them