PHOTO: A unanimous vote at the CWA NSW state conference last week.
By LILY PLASS
The rising number of domestic violence-related incidents led delegates from the Country Women's Association (CWA) NSW to pass an urgency motion on measures to help counter rising rates of domestic and family violence.
The motion, which was made on Tuesday 7 May, includes a call to have sustainable and ongoing funding for services for victims of domestic violence.
"That's particularly important in regional, rural, and remote areas . . .
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