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| The Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse
publishes a range of material, as seen below, as well as providing a forum
for the publication of non-Clearinghouse material such as conference
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The Clearinghouse's own publications:
Newsletters
Issues papers
Stakeholders Papers
Research report
Literature reviews
Occasional research papers
Storybook
Other Publications
Topic papers
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Non-Clearinghouse publications:
Conference proceedings and
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| Newsletters are published 3-4 times a year. They provide brief updates on the latest
developments in policy, practice and research.
Regular features include a review of:
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Legislations and policies |
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Practice notes |
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New publications/reviews |
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Research findings/Initiatives |
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Forthcoming seminars/conferences |
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Internet sites |
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Issues in Good Practice |
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Newsletters
can be downloaded in pdf  ,
Word  or RTF
formats as indicated:
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Newsletter No.30, Spring 2007 (available in both
pdf
[1MB] and rtf
[0.9MB] format) |
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Newsletter No.29,
Winter 2007 (available in both
pdf
[1MB] and rtf
[0.9MB] format) |
| Newsletter
No.28, Autumn 2007 (available in both pdf
[1MB] and rtf
[0.6MB] format) |
| Newsletter
No.27, Summer 2006/7 (available in both pdf
[1MB] and rtf
[0.6MB] format) |
| Newsletter
No.26, Spring 2006 (available in both pdf
[0.6MB] and rtf
[0.5MB] format) |
| Newsletter
No.25, Winter 2006 (available in both pdf
[1MB] and Word
[0.3MB] formats) |
| Newsletter
No.24, Autumn 2006 (available in both pdf
[1.4MB] and Word
[0.7MB] formats) |
| Newsletter
No.23, January 2006 (available in both pdf
[0.8MB] and Word
[1.4MB] formats) |
| Newsletter
No.22, October 2005 (available in both pdf
[0.3MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
| Newsletter
No.21, April 2005 (available in both pdf
[0.2MB] and Word
[0.6MB] formats) |
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Newsletter
No.20, December 2004 (available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word
[1.1MB] formats) |
| Newsletter
No.19, September 2004 (available in both pdf
[1.2MB] and Word
[4MB] formats) |
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Newsletter
No.18, May 2004 (available in both pdf
[0.6MB] and Word
[1.3MB] formats) |
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Newsletter
No.17, January 2004 (available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word [0.4MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.16, October 2003 (available in both pdf
[0.6MB] and Word [0.3MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.15, June 2003 (available in both pdf
[0.8MB] and Word [1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.14, March 2003 (available in both pdf
[0.9MB] and Word [0.6MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.13, January 2003 (available in both pdf
[0.2MB] and Word [0.2MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.12, September 2002 (available in both pdf
[1.1MB] and Word
[1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.11, June 2002 (available in both pdf
[0.8MB] and Word
[0.1MB] formats) |
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Newsletter
No.10, March 2002 (available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word
[0.1MB] formats) |
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Newsletter
No.9, December 2001 (available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word [0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.8, September 2001 (available in both pdf
[0.6MB] and Word
[0.2MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.7, July 2001 (available in both pdf
[0.3MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.6, March 2001 (available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.5, December 2000 (available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word
[0.2MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.4, September 2000 (available in both pdf
[0.3MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.3, July 2000 (available in both pdf
[0.3MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.2, March 2000 (available in both pdf
[0.2MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
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Newsletter
No.1, December 1999 (available in both pdf
[0.1MB] and Word
[0.1MB]
formats) |
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
site.
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Issues papers are published 1-3 times a year.
Each paper explores an aspect of
domestic and family violence in depth, including a review of
relevant Australian and international literature and analysis of
current trends and issues.
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All issues papers
can be downloaded in either pdf
or Word
formats:
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No.
15: Exploring the Use of Domestic
Violence Fatality Review Teams
by Nadia David (2007)
pdf
[0.7MB]
and
rtf
[0.2MB] |
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No.
14: Taking back the
castle: how Australia is making the home safer for women and children
by Ludo McFerran (2007)
pdf
[0.8MB]
and
rtf
[0.2MB] |
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No.
13: Domestic Violence and Child Protection: Challenging directions for practice by Cathy Humphreys (2006)
(available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and
rtf
[0.2MB] formats) |
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No.
12: Family Law Act Reform: the potential for screening and risk
assessment for family violence by Rochelle Braaf and Clare
Sneddon (2006)
(available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and
rtf
[0.2MB] formats) |
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No.
11: Good practice in Indigenous family violence prevention –
Designing and evaluating successful programs by Paul Memmott,
Catherine Chambers, Carroll Go-Sam & Linda Thomson (2006)
(available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word
[0.4MB] formats) |
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No.
10: Specialist domestic/family violence courts within the
Australian context by Ms Julie Stewart (2005) (available in
both pdf
[0.3MB] and Word
[0.3MB] formats) |
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9: Restorative justice, domestic violence and family violence
by Associate Professor Julie Stubbs (2004) (available in both pdf
[0.2MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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No.
8: Promoting women’s mental health: The challenges of intimate/domestic
violence against women by Dr Angela Taft (2003)
(available in both pdf
[0.6MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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7: Responding to men who perpetrate domestic violence:
Controversies, interventions and challenges by Dr Lesley
Laing (2002)
(available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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6: Violence against women in pregnancy and after childbirth:
Current knowledge and issues in health care responses by Dr
Angela Taft (2002)
(available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word
[0.1MB] formats) |
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5: Pathways to safety: An interview about Indigenous family
violence with Pam Greer, Indigenous Training and Development
Consultant by Ms Pam Greer and Dr Lesley Laing (2001) (available in both pdf
[2MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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4: Working with women: Exploring individual and group work
approaches by Dr Lesley Laing (2001) (available in both pdf
[0.5MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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3: Domestic and family violence: Criminal justice interventions
by Ms Robyn Holder (2001) (available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word
[0.3MB] formats) |
| No.
2: Children, young people and domestic violence
by Dr Lesley Laing (2000) (available in both pdf
[0.4MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
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Progress, trends and challenges in Australian responses to
domestic violence: a background paper to the Issues Paper Series
by
Dr Lesley Laing (2000) (available in
both pdf [0.3MB] and Word
[0.2MB] formats) |
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
site.
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2:
Domestic Violence Incident Peaks: Seasonal Factors,
Calendar Events and Sporting Matches by Rochelle Braaf and Robyn
Gilbert(2007) (available in both
pdf
[0.9MB]and rtf [0.2MB] formats)
Appendix for Stakeholder paper #2 (available in both
pdf [1.5MB] and
rtf [5.6MB] formats)
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No.
1:
Domestic and Family Violence Studies, Surveys
and Statistics: Pointers to Policy and Practice
by Gaby Marcus and Rochelle Braaf (2007) (available in both
pdf
[0.6MB]and rtf [0.2MB] formats) |
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publication is available in pdf
format.
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
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Periodically, the Clearinghouse publishes
comprehensive literature reviews on specific topics related to
domestic and family violence.
The publications are available in pdf
format (downloadable below) or in printed format (contact
the Clearinghouse).
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
site.
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From time to time, the Clearinghouse will be publishing occasional
research papers about particular Australian research concerning domestic violence and family violence.
The first of these occasional
papers is:
The
publications are available in pdf
format.
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
site.
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| "Send
Violence Packing" is an innovative extension to our
publications. It includes information and cartoons developed in
conjunction with the Clearinghouse
research project: 'Staying home/leaving violence'.
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The
publications are available in pdf
format.
To access the pdf format, you will require the
latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe
site.
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Please note: The conference and
seminar/forum papers
presented here are not Clearinghouse publications. The
Clearinghouse is committed to providing access to such papers that would
not otherwise be available. Any comments concerning views expressed
within the papers should be directed to the
respective conference organisers or the authors themselves.
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Papers from the
Take Back the Castle
Conference held on 27th August 2007 at
Sebel Albert Park, Melbourne, NSW,
Australia, can be found
here.
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Papers from the
Family Violence - Practice Forum,
held on 31st July 2007 at Melbourne Town
Hall, Melbourne, VIC,
Australia, can be found
here.
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Papers from the
No Licence to Abuse in Anyone's
Culture, Are We Equal Before the Law,
held on 30th May 2007 at Bankstown
Town Hall, Sydney, NSW,
Australia, can be found
here.
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Papers from the
Changing
belief: Observations on the last 25 years of challenge to domestic
violence,
presented by Professor Betsy Stanko and held on
31st August 2007 at John Niland Scientia Building, University of
New South Wales, Sydney, NSW,
Australia, can be found
here.
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Papers from the
Towards Better Practice: Enhancing
collaboration between mental health services and women’s domestic
violence services, which was held on 2nd April
2007 at
Leichhardt
Town Hall, NSW, Australia, can be found here.
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Copies of selected papers presented at the
Changes in Family Law and the Impact on Victims of Domestic Violence
Forum
held on 8 December 2005 at the Meeting Room, The
Borgia Community Centre, 531 Illawarra Rd, Marrickville NSW, Australia,
can be found here.
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Papers from the
Townsville International Women's Conference: “Poverty, Violence
and Women’s Rights: ...Setting a Global Agenda”
of 3-7 July 2002 (James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland, Australia)
can be accessed here.
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Papers presented at the conference titled
"Expanding Our Horizons: Understanding the Complexities
of Violence Against Women -- Meaning • Cultures • Difference"
held at the University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia on 18-22
February 2002, can be found here.
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See copies of papers presented at the
“Seeking Solutions” Australia's Inaugural Domestic Violence
& Sexual Assault Conference,
held at the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
on 5-7 September 2001.
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