Lawyers committed to better future for domestic and family violence victims
For HopgoodGanim Lawyers partner and head of pro bono Leanne Collingburn, it is comforting to use the law towards providing a better outcome for...
Coercive control doesn’t have age limit
Often when we speak about coercive control, it is in the case of adults in domestic and family violence cases, but it is being...
Coercive control laws a major break through in domestic and family violence future
Monday 26 May 2025 was a memorable one for so many people in their fight for greater awareness and understanding when it comes to...
Red bench provides visual significance
While May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, thankfully there is a clear sign around not only the Bundaberg region but throughout Australia...
Importance of building bridges
Opinion: Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council co-chairs Bob Atkinson AO APM and Vanessa Fowler OAM.
Bridges are a most valuable asset.
They can also...
EDON Place hosts annual candlelight vigil in honour of DFV victims
EDON Place hosted its Annual Candlelight Vigil on the evening of Wednesday, 7 May, in the heart of the Bundaberg CBD, bringing the community...
Bundaberg police continue to provide focus on DFV
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has expanded its Domestic and Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Units (DFVVPU) to be available across all Police Districts,...
Locations available for DFV phone donations
Have you got an old phone you are not using?
Declutter and donate your old phones to a victim of Domestic Violence.
DV Safe Phone...
Small steps make a difference with domestic and family violence awareness
IMPACT Community Services is proud to be working with the Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation to provide free domestic violence awareness training.
IMPACT Community Services...
Women’s futures need to be focus
As the Women and Women’s Economic Security Minister, Fiona Simpson has an important road ahead of her in regards to remaining abreast of the...
Time for change is now
As International Women’s Day approaches on Saturday 8 March, IMPACT Community Services managing director Tanya O’Shea highlights that we must pause to reflect on...
Looking to strong future for women
Whether as chief executive officer for Wide Bay Advocacy, Bundaberg Street Law’s director and principal practising solicitor or an active member of the Zonta...


















