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Di Farmer announces more domestic violence support
The coronavirus pandemic created a “perfect storm” which has seen a shocking increase in the rate of domestic and family violence in Queensland.
Domestic violence reports are up 23 per cent since the onset of the pandemic, with police and support services noting a huge spike in the brutality and severity of attacks on victims.
Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence Minister Di Farmer said COVID-19 had been a nightmare for those on the front line.
“It’s created the perfect storm of…
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