Multiple outlets report that a Queensland government working group made up of domestic violence victim-survivors produced a report that is not publicly released. According to the articles, the group was established to examine issues connected to domestic violence and police responses. The report is described as focusing on police complaints and concerns raised by victim-survivors, and it allegedly criticises aspects of how police handle such cases. However, the report “never saw the light of day,” meaning it has not been made available to the public. The accounts are consistent that the unreleased document originated from the victim-survivor working group convened by the Queensland government, and that it targets complaints relating to policing. The reports do not provide additional details in the supplied summaries about the report’s specific findings, timelines for its creation, or why it was not released. Together, the sources centre on the fact that victim-survivors contributed to a domestic violence inquiry report, but the final document remains unpublished.