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Money needed to save lives – NTCOSS’s Sophie Hantz on changes to DFSV laws

Money needed to save lives – NTCOSS’s Sophie Hantz on changes to DFSV laws

05/12/23 | News

https://ntcoss.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/231129-DFSV.pdf Stakeholders welcome DV law changes but say more funds required. Advocates have welcomed reforms to modernise and strengthen the Territory’s domestic violence laws, but say it will be...
NTCOSS’s Greg Roberts talks to CAAMA Radio about a 13th interest rate rise in 18 months and cost of living pain.

NTCOSS’s Greg Roberts talks to CAAMA Radio about a 13th interest rate rise in 18 months and cost of living pain.

27/11/23 | News

The Reserve Bank raised interest rates for a 13th time in 18 months in November, imposing more financial pain on many Territorians in the midst of a cost of living crisis. ACOSS recommended the Commonwealth step in and tackle inflation at its roots including working...
We have released our latest annual report

We have released our latest annual report

20/11/23 | News

We have produced our annual report for the year 2022-23. NTCOSS Annual Reports provide a snapshot of the organisation. Check out the highlights. Click here
NTCOSS urges NT and Commonwealth provide protections for Territorians amid cost of living crisis

NTCOSS urges NT and Commonwealth provide protections for Territorians amid cost of living crisis

05/10/23 | Cost of Living Reports, Media Releases, News

Territorians need more support and better protections to afford the basic costs of living, including access to affordable housing, transport and electricity amid a difficult cost environment.In the last year inflation reached the highest level in more than two...
NTCOSS’s Sophie Hantz speaks about new NT Government Domestic Violence Action Plan

NTCOSS’s Sophie Hantz speaks about new NT Government Domestic Violence Action Plan

06/09/23 | News

NTCOSS was asked by NT Government Minister, Hon Kate Worden to support the public announcement of the release of Action Plan 2 as part of the 10-year Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Reduction Framework. The NT Government said Action Plan 2 aims to create...
Action plan to tackle domestic violence welcome but demand is “extraordinarily high”.

Action plan to tackle domestic violence welcome but demand is “extraordinarily high”.

06/09/23 | News

Amber Irving-Guthrie ABC: It’s a subject that affects most of us in the Northern Territory, something we all feel and experience deeply. The rates of domestic family and sexual violence in the Northern Territory is among the highest in the world not the country,...
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