Government response and funding pressures

In 2022, the Albanese Government joined its state and territory counterparts to commit to ending violence against women and children in a generation.

But while Labor says they've made ending violence a key priority, with more than $4 billion for women's safety initiatives, where are things four years on?

And with a wraparound approach needed to counter the issue, is a national watchdog urgently needed to ensure recommendations are actually implemented?

Claudia Long joins Patricia Karvelas for this special edition of Politics Now.

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Family and domestic violence support:

• 1800 Respect national helpline:1800 737 732
• Women's Crisis Line:1800 811 811
• Men's Referral Service:1300 766 491
• Lifeline (24 hour crisis line):131 114
• Relationships Australia:1300 364 277
• NSW Domestic Violence Line:1800 656 463
• Qld DV Connect Womensline:1800 811 811
• Vic Safe Steps crisis response line:1800 015 188
• ACT 24/7 Crisis Line:(02) 6280 0900
• Tas Family Violence Counselling and Support Service:1800 608 122
• SA Domestic Violence Crisis Line:1800 800 098
• WA Women's Domestic Violence 24h Helpline:1800 007 339
• NT Domestic violence helpline:1800 737 732