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Stephanie Gardiner

Woman hid in paddock after brutal farm DV attack

A NSW magistrate says domestic violence rates in country areas are higher than many city suburbs. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)

A woman hid in a paddock to call police after her boyfriend pushed her through a glass window, dragged her by the hair and jumped on her, all the while telling her: "I love you, everything will be alright".

The man, a 32-year-old farm manager, on Monday pleaded guilty to two counts of domestic violence assault over the prolonged attack, which occurred on an isolated property in central west NSW on Sunday.

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