Domestic violence services say rising reports indicate support program success

Jessica McLaughlin
Updated March 6 2020 - 8:42pm, first published 3:30pm
KIND HEARTS: Nani Coulter and Jenna Roberts are passionate about women's safety and wellbeing, offering a range of support avenues for victims of domestic violence. Picture: Les Smith
KIND HEARTS: Nani Coulter and Jenna Roberts are passionate about women's safety and wellbeing, offering a range of support avenues for victims of domestic violence. Picture: Les Smith

One of Wagga's key domestic violence campaigns will not be evaluated until the end of 2021 despite recent figures suggesting domestic violence reports are rising.

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Jessica McLaughlin

Jessica McLaughlin

Crime Reporter

If something is awry in our community, I want to know. If someone deserves celebration, I want to know. Everyone deserves an honest news source and that's what I'm here to help achieve.

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