In early August, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) hosted their inaugural First Nations Forum in Brisbane, involving leaders from the Aboriginal

From its inception as a day of mourning in 1938, to becoming a week-long event in 1975, NAIDOC Week has now become a celebration of

This May, QIFVLS proudly hosted the Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence Forum for the second year in a row at the Cairns Pullman International. The two-day

Queensland’s First Nations people are familiar with QIFVLS legal and case management work, representing and supporting those in our communities who are experiencing domestic and

The highlight for March was the coming together of all the teams from across the state for the annual All-Staff event. Held at the beautiful

Dotted through the warm, azure seas of the Torres Strait, the island communities in this beautiful region are the most geographically remote of all the

While so much of QIFVLS’ work is done ‘at the coal face’, helping members of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities in crisis, there

  This year’s report shows that child protection systems continue to fail Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, with the number of Aboriginal and Torres

  Sexual Violence Awareness Month was held once again in Queensland throughout October to raise community awareness about sexual violence, promote the support options available

August has been a busy month, with many significant developments for the Family Violence Prevention Legal Services (FVPLS) Sector. Firstly the federal Government has released