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This information sheet explains the Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS), including its purpose to promote child wellbeing and safety, who can share information, and under what circumstances information can be shared.
The 2025 Yearly Report to Parliament sets out urgent priorities and recommendations to accelerate action under the National Plan to end domestic, family and sexual violence.
This article presents findings from a pre-training survey conducted in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, with child protection and law enforcement professionals. The results reinforce calls for embedding a systemic framework for disrupting CSE across key areas: (1) legislation reform, (2) strengthening organisational policy and (3) workforce upskilling in proactive disruptive practices.
This fact sheet informs young people about what intimate partner violence is and what it can look like, as well as where to seek support if experiencing or using intimate partner violence.
Outlining risk factors for adult and child victims stemming from perpetrator behaviours, emphasising serious threats like controlling behaviours, weapon access, threats, violence, and isolation, while highlighting risks unique to adult victims and children. Certain factors indicate heightened danger of fatal outcomes.
This article presents findings from a secondary analysis of data from the Adolescent Family Violence in Australia (AFVA) study—the first national study of the nature, prevalence and impacts of AFV in Australia. The AFVA study involved an online survey of 5021 young people aged 16–20.
This initiative is part of the Data Insights Roadmap, which comprises six streams of work and represents a program of short, medium and longer-term initiatives. Across the six streams, there is a focus on building capacity and capability of the DFSV service sector.
In this Academy of Imperfection episode, Jess Hill explains to Hugh, Ryan and Josh the unrelenting system of entrapment that many women find themselves in, including a detailed look at the history of coercive control, and the term ‘perspecticide’.
The Australian Child Maltreatment Study conducts gold standard research with direct policy and practice impact. These factsheets include all knowledge translation products.
