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Eight-hour round trip for cops to escort women to safe house

Summary by The Kimberley Echo
The Kimberley has missed out on a share of $100m in funding to build new safe houses for women and children fleeing domestic violence even though rates of family assaults are ten times the State average.
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The Kimberley EchoThe Kimberley Echo

Eight-hour round trip for cops to escort women to safe house

The Kimberley has missed out on a share of $100m in funding to build new safe houses for women and children fleeing domestic violence even though rates of family assaults are ten times the State average.

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The Kimberley Echo broke the news on Saturday, July 27, 2024.
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