Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
https://www.royalcommissiondfsv.sa.gov.au
(08) 7424 6417
(08) 7424 6417
The World Health Organisation describes violence against women as an epidemic. In Australia, it is a national emergency.
Domestic, family and sexual violence is a whole of government responsibility.
It is a whole of community responsibility.
It is our responsibility.
Our fifth round of Public Hearings continue on March 25 and 26, 2025. Video recordings and transcripts of past hearings can be found here.
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About the Royal CommissionLearn more about the Royal Commission, including key dates and the terms of reference
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Domestic, family and sexual violence in South AustraliaDomestic, family and sexual violence can happen to anyone
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Engagement, consultation and public hearingsWe will engage with victim-survivors, sector representatives, experts, and community members in a number of ways
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Public hearingsThe Royal Commission is holding its next round of hearings in March 2025.
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PublicationsSee our issues paper, practice guidelines and other publications
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Have your sayThere will be safe and accessible ways to share with us -
Support servicesFind services that can help if you are experiencing domestic, family or sexual violence
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Latest News
Latest News
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Final Public Hearings next week
21/03/25The Royal Commission will hold its final two Public Hearings next week. -
Healing and recovery a key focus
07/03/25A total of 24 witnesses across four days helped further shape our key themes and recommendations. -
Public Hearings provide important insights
28/02/25Public Hearings continue to shine a spotlight on important DFSV issues in SA. -
Public Hearings continue for 2025
21/02/25The key topics of “Children and Young People” and “Intervention Orders” will be examined next week.
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Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
https://www.royalcommissiondfsv.sa.gov.au
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