This report examines victim-survivors’ knowledge of and experiences using alternative reporting options, drawing on data collected from a broader study of alternative reporting options for sexual assault.

This report provides a valuable resource to help policy-makers and practitioners to support, improve, evaluate and fund specialised services, and to anticipate the needs of sexual exploitation victim-survivors.

This study trialled an innovative program to address men’s use of violence against women. It combined a standard intervention with an added gardening component. It suggests initial positive trends in improving men’s wellbeing and engagement.

This paper draws on the results of a scoping review of digital developments in corrections. It examines the impact of the shift to digital platforms on the way that activities and services were delivered and on the way that these digital solutions were shaped by a range of technology and resourcing factors.

This study presents findings from the Australian Cybercrime Survey related to identity crime and misuse. Thirty-one percent of respondents experienced identity crime in their lifetime, and 20 percent in the past 12 months. Almost half of identity crime victims reported that suspicious transactions appeared in their bank statements or accounts.