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Police using footy to educate students and start conversations about domestic violence

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Hundreds of high school students have contested the inaugural Hunter Domestic Violence Awareness Cup in Raymond Terrace. An initiative from New South Wales Police, NRL, DrinkWise and the local Liquor Accord, the day aims to start the conversation on unacceptable behaviour early

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Police using footy to educate students and start conversations about domestic violence

Hundreds of high school students have contested the inaugural Hunter Domestic Violence Awareness Cup in Raymond Terrace. An initiative from New South Wales Police, NRL, DrinkWise and the local Liquor Accord, the day aims to start the conversation on unacceptable behaviour early

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NBN News broke the news on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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