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Women in NSW 2014 continues the NSW Government’s commitment to track gender equity across key aspects of women’s lives.

Women in NSW 2013 continues the NSW Government’s evaluation of gender equity in five topic areas central to women’s lives

The NSW Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme helps people who may be at risk of domestic violence to find out if their current or former partner has a history of violent criminal offences.

In this chapter, women’s experiences are reported against six work and financial security topics of importance for women.

There are many types of domestic and family violence. It is violent, abusive or intimidating behaviour by a partner, carer or family member to control, dominate or cause fear. It doesn’t have to be physical [...]

These guidelines have been updated to reflect the changes from the first round of the Domestic and Family Violence Innovation Fund.

This 2014 edition of the Women in NSW report marks the third release since the government initiated annual reporting on the status of women in NSW in 2012.

This chapter focuses on topics where health and wellbeing impact disproportionately on the lives of women in NSW, or where women experience the use of health services differently to men.

Functional family therapy focuses on relationships and addresses the complexities associated with adolescent violence.

This year’s report reveals a number of changes for women, both positive and negative. It also shows that for many indicators there has been no change since last year.