27/10/2026
Twelve months on, this is where we stand.
Recorded domestic and family violence assaults in NSW are 31% higher than ten years ago. Over the same period sexual offences rose 103 per cent and breaches of Apprehended Violence Orders rose 90 per cent. New South Wales now has its first dedicated strategy addressing people who use violence. And while Australia now has national data on family and domestic violence-related homicide, there remains no single national count of women killed by men — the broader measure often referred to as femicide.
Every figure here is sourced and dated. Behind each one is a name.
One thing we can change now: survivors should be able to seek counselling without it being subpoenaed and used against them. The Collective backs Don't Subpoena Our Support: Keep Counselling Confidential.
Join us to honour and remember the women and children who have lost their lives to domestic and family violence.
Wednesday 25 November, 12pm. Martin Place, Sydney C*D, between Pitt and Castlereagh St.