US EditionMinister for Women defends Wagga domestic violence funding cuts as petition launched in bid to reverse decision
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NSW Women's MP defends Wagga domestic violence funding cuts, petition launched to reverse decision
Wagga Women’s Health Centre president Vickie Burkinshaw is encouraging all who support the centre to sign a petition calling for the reinstatement of its primary prevention funding. Photos: Jarryd Rowley. NSW Minister for Women and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Jodie Harrison has outlined the reasons the Wagga Women’s Health Centre (WWHC) had its primary prevention funding slashed, saying a competitive field of applicants was …
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Minister for Women defends Wagga domestic violence funding cuts as petition launched in bid to reverse decision
Wagga Women’s Health Centre president Vickie Burkinshaw is encouraging all who support the centre to sign a petition calling for the reinstatement of its primary prevention funding. Photos: Jarryd Rowley. NSW Minister for Women and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Jodie Harrison has outlined the reasons the Wagga Women’s Health Centre (WWHC) had its primary prevention funding slashed, saying a competitive field of applicants was …
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