00:06It's a tradition for a lot of people to ring the New Year in with a kiss.
00:10It's a time that's supposed to be filled with celebration and joy.
00:14But there's a sinister reality lurking beneath the festivities.
00:18Statistically, New Year's Day is the most violent day for assaults in New South Wales.
00:25Every single minute in the first three hours of the New Year, someone in New South Wales is assaulted.
00:32According to Boxar Statistics, people have a higher chance of being assaulted on public holidays, not only by loved ones,
00:40but also by a friend or a stranger.
00:42We think this occurs because friends and family are gathering together and spending more time together.
00:49Sometimes it's periods of increased excitement, anxiety or stress.
00:54And it's also times when there are increases in the consumption of alcohol.
00:59And while alcohol doesn't cause domestic and family violence, if abuse is present in relationships, increased alcohol consumption will lead
01:09to increases in violent incidents occurring.
01:12We really encourage people who do need support to reach out when they need it.
01:19We really need support to hear the point of what other people need.
01:23We personally need support to reach out when in the new sermon.
01:25It's a time that they can tap in that outside and prison.
01:26Such big conteúdo helps us happen through the Grand Tuning device.
01:26We're getting stronger than nothin' people who do need support.
01:27And if you don't find it when their life is against revival or even for an infant and child's change
01:27in contact people to think about the world.
01:27You
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