Hundreds charged in police domestic violence crackdown

One in four women across the nation experience violence from an intimate partner. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

Police in one state have charged 752 people in a four-day domestic violence crackdown, as it continues to grapple with curbing violence against women.

NSW Police laid 1629 charges, conducted 1464 bail checks and made 13,369 apprehended domestic violence order checks across the operation that concluded on Sunday, police said in a statement on Monday.