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Victorian reporting guidelines

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These Victorian guidelines provide tips and information media can use to ensure their reporting is part of the solution to violence against all women and their children and is not causing harm to survivors or perpetuating attitudes and behaviours that support violence.

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How to report on violence against women and their children – 2019 Victorian media guidelines
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