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Queenslanders invited to make submission to domestic violence sentencing review

Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council chair honourable Ann Lyons AM (centre) consulting in Cairns, pictured with Council members Jo Bryant and Thelma Schwartz. (Supplied)

The Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council (Council) has launched a review of domestic and family violence sentencing reforms in Queensland, seeking […]

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