Na faaalia e nisi o 'au'aunaga o loo gafa ma le tausiga o tina ma fanau e sauaina i totonu o aiga le ono tipi o nisi o 'au'aunaga ma le 'aufaigaluega pe a le fa'aopoopoina le fesoasoani o loo maua mai i le malo.
Na latou faaalia e mana'omia seisi $150 miliona e faatupe ai 'au'aunaga ona o le si'itia o le aofa'i o tina ma fanau o loo sulufa'i atu mo se lafitaga ona o le sauaina i totonu o aiga.
Na faaalia e le faalapotopotoga le NSW Women's Alliance, e leai se taimi e faatali ai mo le isi faatupega o soso'o nei ona o le matuia o le faafitauli. O loo fa'asino nisi i le faama'i Koronavairusi i le si'itaga i le aofa'i o tagata ua a'afia i sauaga i totonu o aiga i Ausetalia.
"We cannot wait for the commencement of the next national plan to provide critical safety and support to those Australian women (cis and trans), children and families who need our help now," the NSW Women's Alliance says.
Na faaalia fo'i e le peresitene o le faalapotopotoga le Ending Violence Against Women Queensland President, Emma Iwinska: "All service sectors across Queensland have been inundated, with women seeking support and are struggling to keep up with demand even with COVID funding."
O analeila na fono ai minisita o matagaluega o mataupu i tina ma fanau i le malo tele ma malo Setete ma Teritori e soalaupule se tali i lenei faafitauli.
O le fonotaga na taitaifono ai le minisita o mataupu tina ma tamaita'i ile malo tele, Minister for Women, Marise Payne.
O se ripoti a se Kmiti faa-palemene i le vaiaso na te'a nei, na faaalia ai e o'o i le $26 Billion i le tausaga le atu i le atina'e o le atunu'u o le faafitauli i le sauaina o tina ma fanau i totonu o aiga i Ausetalia.
Na faaalia se faitioga a le faatonu o le White Ribbon Australia i le malo tele i le faitau $Billion na faa-alu i Kamupani i fesoasoani mo le faama'i tele, ae na ona atili manuia ai Kamupani ae faa-auau pea ona pagatia ma mafatia aiga ma tagata lautele.
"Billions of dollars in pandemic support was given to corporations who reported huge profits. Surely the safety of women and children should not be allowed to be reduced, at a fraction of that cost," White Ribbon Australia executive director Brad Chilcott.
"We don't have time to waste or wait. This remains a national emergency," Domestic Violence NSW chief executive Delia Donovan said.
"Solutions have been provided for years. They are simply not committed to or invested in. Less talk, more action please."
