2020
DV Death Count
- Women
- 44
- Children
- 15
- Men
- 32
Domestic Violence Awareness Australia
Violence
has no
gender.
Honest awareness, statistics and resources on domestic violence in Australia — for every survivor, regardless of gender.
Read the Archive →— Figure 01
DV Homicide
Statistics
Recorded domestic-violence-related deaths across Australia, broken down by demographic group.
2021
DV Death Count
- Women
- 34
- Children
- 14
- Men
- 26
2022
DV Death Count
- Women
- 20
- Children
- 23
- Men
- 9
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Key Resources
About DVAA
Who we are and what we stand for.
Visit →Data & Overview
Statistics and research on domestic violence.
Visit →DV Homicide Stats
Recorded domestic-violence-related deaths.
Visit →Support
Help and resources for survivors.
Visit →Legal
Legal information and guidance.
Visit →Report DV
How to report domestic violence.
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Join our team and make a difference.
Visit →Contact
Get in touch with us.
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Recent Articles
24 July 2026
Dr Fiona Girkin: A Voice for Evidence-Based Domestic Violence Policy
Dr Fiona Girkin is an Australian researcher whose work focuses on toxic female behaviour, personality disorders, male victims of abuse, and evidence-based approaches to domestic and family violence.
22 July 2026
Pauline Hanson: Domestic Violence Is a Two-Way Street
Pauline Hanson said domestic violence is a two-way street. PASK research on bidirectional intimate partner violence shows she has a point—here is the evidence.
19 July 2026
Babies Born Alive After Abortions: Data and Transparency
Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Australian records show babies born alive after terminations; we examine Jessica Jane's case, care standards.
16 July 2026
STUDY REVEALS QUEENS MUCH MORE LIKELY TO WAGE WAR
A peer-reviewed study covering European monarchies from 1480 to 1913 found that queen-led states participated in interstate wars more frequently than king-led states. The findings challenge gender stereotypes, but they do not prove women are inherently more violent.