Politicians called ‘disgraceful’ over DV conversation | Q+A

Criminology professor Vincent Hurley says that "we cannot arrest our way out of this" when it comes to addressing domestic violence and that "money needs to go into frontline services now"
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Panellists: Minister for Emergency Management and Agriculture Murray Watt, Nationals Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie, NSW Leader of the Opposition Mark Speakman, Pastor & CEO, Wayside Chapel Jon Owen and Professorial Fellow in Sport, University of Canberra Tracey Holmes.
This episode was broadcast on Monday Aprl 29, 2024
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