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Finding support for DFV is now easier

The Queensland Government has launched a new portal to better support Queenslanders experiencing or impacted by domestic and family violence. It provides easy access to practical information and support services from across Queensland agencies and selected funded services.

Now people experiencing DFV need only visit one site to access all the information they might need throughout their journey. It is also a useful resource for friends, family or bystanders who are looking for information on how to support someone experiencing DFV.

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Finding support for DFV is now easier

The Queensland Government has launched a new portal to better support Queenslanders experiencing or impacted by domestic and family violence. It provides easy access to practical information and support services from across Queensland agencies and selected funded services.

Now people experiencing DFV need only visit one site to access all the information they might need throughout their journey. It is also a useful resource for friends, family or bystanders who are looking for information on how to support someone experiencing DFV.

Media contacts

Justice media (07) 3738 9295

Office of Liquor and Gaming regulations (07) 3738 8556

Office of Fair Trading (07) 3738 8614

Right to information and privacy

We are committed to open government. Unless it is not in the public interest, we are committed to making it easy and quick to access information about our department.

Latest news

Innovative court program begins in Cairns

Cairns has become the first centre outside Brisbane to operate the Court Link program, a new initiative designed to address and overcome the underlying causes of offending.

Ministerial media statement

25 Jun 2018

Volunteers a ‘priceless resource’ to local communities

Read good news stories about Gambling Community Benefit Fund recipients and the people and not-for-profit groups involved with it.

24 May 2019

Overhaul of reviews into child deaths

Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath is overhauling reviews into the deaths of children connected to the child protection system, to provide more independence, transparency and accountability.

Ministerial media statement

18 Sep 2019

Yapper Valley Pet Resort competition unlawful in Queensland

A competition offering ownership of a pet resort in North Queensland as a major prize has been considered ‘unlawful’ by Queensland’s liquor and gaming regulator.

13 Sep 2019

Learn how to effectively resolve disputes

The Department of Justice and Attorney-General is offering training for people interested in becoming accredited mediators in commercial, workplace, neighbourhood and family matters.

21 Aug 2019

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