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Five new measures show domestic and family violence in NSW remained stable from 2018 to 2024.
Just 39% of the 33,811 domestic assaults recorded by NSW Police in 2022 led to a conviction.
Domestic violence, sexual assault, and retail theft on the rise in NSW
Explore maps, graphs and data on criminal incidents, victims and offenders in NSW by geographic area
An interactive dashboard that presents sentencing outcomes for adults found guilty in court
Explore state and local data on the use of police powers and compliance activity in NSW
Explore the trends in the number of adults and young people in custody with this dashboard
Upcoming releases
Frontline perspectives on using audio visual links (AVL) for NSW criminal court proceedings
Release date: 17 July 2025
NSW Closing the Gap update March 2025
Release date: July 2025
NSW Custody Statistics update June 2025
Release date: August 2025
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Latest data releases
Coercive control monitoring report March 2025 (PDF, 238.2 KB)
Release date: Jun 2025
NSW Criminal Courts Statistics Jan 2020 to Dec 2024
Release date: Jun 2025
NSW Closing the Gap Dec 2024 update
Release date: Apr 2025
Domestic and family violence community prevalence measures
Release date: Apr 2025
Upcoming conference
The countdown for the Applied Research in Crime and Criminal Justice Conference is on! The conference will be held on 4 & 5 August 2025 at the International Convention Centre, Sydney.