New data reveals a promising drop in self-reported domestic violence in NSW, with victimisation rates falling from 4.1% to 3% among women and overall family violence dropping from 0.91% to 0.65% over six years — but the grim reality remains: severe violence, including deaths and hospitalizations, has stayed stubbornly high. While police and experts celebrate the decline as a real community improvement, support services are overwhelmed by record demand, struggling to meet victims’ complex and growing needs — even as new funding arrives too late for many.
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