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Technology a concerning help to domestic and family violence perpetrators

For Amie Carrington, chief executive officer of a Specialist Domestic Violence Service in QLD and as national chair for WESNET, she sees a considerable amount of technology being used in domestic and family violence situations. (Supplied)

When it comes to domestic and family violence, unfortunately there are many different ways that victims can be targeted and […]

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