Albury domestic violence victims are having to wait at least five months for essential psychological counselling

Updated July 2 2021 - 2:36am, first published March 8 2019 - 9:30pm
MIND THE GAP: A newly funded program, yes unlimited's Di Glover says, will help Albury domestic violence victims stay in their home with their kids. Their partners will be ordered to move out. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
MIND THE GAP: A newly funded program, yes unlimited's Di Glover says, will help Albury domestic violence victims stay in their home with their kids. Their partners will be ordered to move out. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

​In a climate where at least one Australian woman is now being killed every week by a partner or former partner, experts wonder why it is that when it comes to Albury and Wodonga, the NSW city is being left behind. A special report by NIGEL McNAY

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