Pauline Hanson’s controversial claim that domestic violence is a “two-way street” has sparked outrage, as advocates warn her advice to women to “just leave” ignores the deadly realities of abuse. Amid a national crisis — four women killed in four days — calls for a royal commission are growing, but experts argue the real solution lies in implementing existing strategies with coordinated, funded action. Hanson’s framing, which blames economic pressures and downplays victim trauma, has been widely condemned as dangerously out of touch with the lived experiences of survivors.
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