On the spot AVO action

By Breanna Chillingworth
Updated May 28 2014 - 2:29pm, first published May 27 2014 - 4:00am
NEW RULES: Changes to AVO laws mean victims can get immediate protection from today by contacting police. Pictured, from left are Tamworth domestic violence liaison officer Constable Kareena Gill, with Lorrelle Munro and Elicia O’Connor from the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services in Tamworth. Photo: Barry Smith 260514BSD04
NEW RULES: Changes to AVO laws mean victims can get immediate protection from today by contacting police. Pictured, from left are Tamworth domestic violence liaison officer Constable Kareena Gill, with Lorrelle Munro and Elicia O’Connor from the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services in Tamworth. Photo: Barry Smith 260514BSD04

VICTIMS of domestic violence will be able to get immediate protection with sweeping changes to laws that come into effect today.

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