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Dangers of 'domestic terrorism' revealed after dual inquests, domestic violence advocates call for pre-emptive measures

Former Women's Legal Service chief executive Angela Lynch said more domestic violence training for police was crucial. (ABC News: Cameron Browne)

Doreen Langham and Hannah Clarke endured similar escalating and terrifying acts of domestic violence before they were killed, yet their dealings with police were starkly different.

After inquests into both tragedies it is hoped urgent changes to police training will help prevent other victims from being killed in similar horrific circumstances, but advocates are not entirely convinced.

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