Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has labeled violence against women a 'national crisis' amid nationwide protests.

The government has pledged a $925 million package over five years for the 'leaving violence' program to aid women escaping violence.

National cabinet meeting highlighted the need for accountability of online entities and better information sharing on perpetrators.

The NSW government is considering a royal commission into domestic violence and has initiated a coercive control education campaign.

There is criticism that the federal government's funding for the leaving violence program is insufficient and lacks immediate action.

The government is called upon to provide more funding for safe shelters and to prioritize a royal commission into domestic violence.

Prime Minister Albanese announced a campaign to combat misogynistic content online, including age verification and an ad campaign.

Legislation to ban deepfake pornography and doxxing is planned, with a review of the online safety act being expedited.