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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

Modernised body corporate regulations to commence in March 2021

The Palaszczuk Government has finalised a modernised set of body corporate regulations which will deliver important benefits for Queensland unit owners.

Ministerial media statement

29 Sep 2020

New Magistrate appointed in Rockhampton

Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Yvette D’Ath has announced the appointment of Jason Schubert to the Rockhampton Magistrates Court.

Ministerial media statement

29 Sep 2020

Brisbane venue licensee fined for unlicensed adult entertainment

The licensee of a Brisbane pub has been found guilty and fined for providing adult entertainment on its premises without a permit.

25 Sep 2020

Attorney-General appeals sentence of Luke Daniel Chitty

Ministerial media statement

10 Sep 2020

Child sex doll supply, production and possession to carry 20-year prison sentence

Tough new laws passed in State Parliament today will carry prison sentences of up to 20 years for the supply, production and possession of child sex dolls, as part of a suite of measures to tackle child sexual abuse in Queensland.

Ministerial media statement

08 Sep 2020

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