
Sexual assault reports surge in first weeks of new system
An online extension of a sexual assault support service in New South Wales has recorded hundreds more reports since its introduction earlier this month. It's a large uptick in reports historically seen by the sexual assault reporting option, which has been in place for nine years.
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