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Multi-million-dollar family violence prevention cuts 'indefensible'

Multi-million-dollar family violence prevention cuts 'indefensible'
ABC Australia Monday 13 July 2026, 04:59 UTC By Sarah Richards 1 min read
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Minister for Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Amanda Camm has defended almost $40 million in cuts to prevention.

Minister for Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Amanda Camm has defended almost $40 million in cuts to prevention.
Amanda Camm (PERSON)
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