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ALT Green background tile with white Queensland Parliament logo. Text reads: Respect at Work and Other Matters Amendment Bill 2024 Public Hearing 1.15pm | Friday 12 July 2024 | Queensland Parliament, Brisbane Public Briefing 3.30pm | Friday 12 July 2024 | Queensland Parliament, Brisbane
ALT Navy text on a cream background with green accents: From today coercive control is a criminal offense in NSW.
ALT Navy text on a cream background with green accents: How to we end violence against Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women? By listening to the voices of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women and girls.
ALT A blue square with writing that says, “Full-time, part-time and casual employees in Australia can take 10 days of paid domestic and family violence leave in a 12-month period.” The 1800RESPECT number 1800 737 732 is visible in the bottom right corner with the text number 0458 737 732 and the website URL www.1800RESPECT.org.au for online chat. The 1800RESPECT logo are visible in the bottom left corner.
ALT Navy text on a cream background with green accents. Title: Can you spot the difference? Quotes read: Domestic dispute or family violence.
ALT Text reads: Domestic dispute. An arrow points to more text which reads: minimises violence. Underneath, text reads: Family violence. An arrow points to more text which reads: Links to wider issue of violence.
ALT Using terms like “family violence” or “violence against women” help others understand that violence against women and their children is widespread rather than as ‘random acts of violence’ that no one could see coming.
