Publications
We provide publications that cover the coroners process, information for families immediately following the reporting of a death of a loved one, and information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Find and download our publications.
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Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report - September 2024
This report provides an overview of suicides that have occurred in Victoria from 1 January 2020 - 30 September 2024. This report was produced under the Coroners Court of Victoria's initiative to release timely and accessible data on suicide across the state.
Download “Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report - September 2024 ”
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Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report – February 2022
This report provides an overview of suicides that have occurred in Victoria from 1 January 2018 – 28 February 2022. This report was produced under the Coroners Court of Victoria's initiative to release timely and accessible data on suicide across the state.
Download “Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report – February 2022”
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Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report – February 2023
This report provides an overview of suicides that have occurred in Victoria from 1 January 2019 - 28 February 2023. This report was produced under the Coroners Court of Victoria's initiative to release timely and accessible data on suicide across the state.
Download “Coroners Court Monthly Suicide Data Report – February 2023”
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Coroners Court of Victoria - Suicide among LGBTIQ+ people
This report provides data on suicides among LGBTIQ+ people in Victoria from 2012 to 2021, to better understand suicide in these groups. The report was developed in consultation with the Office of the Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities, the Victorian Department of Health and Switchboard.
Download “Coroners Court of Victoria - Suicide among LGBTIQ+ people”
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Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 1
The first edition of the Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report includes all coronial recommendations from 1 January to 31 December 2020 – providing an insight into important health and safety issues identified by coroners and the actions being taken to address them.
Download “Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 1”
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Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 2
The second edition of the Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report includes all coronial recommendations from 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021 – providing an insight into important health and safety issues identified by coroners and the actions being taken to address them.
Download “Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 2”
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Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 3
The third edition of the Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report includes all coronial recommendations from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021 – providing an insight into important health and safety issues identified by coroners and the actions being taken to address them.
Download “Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 3”
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Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 6
The sixth edition of the Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report includes all coronial recommendations from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 – providing an insight into important health and safety issues identified by coroners and the actions being taken to address them.
Download “Coroners Court of Victoria Recommendations Report - Edition 6”
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Experience of family violence among people who suicided, Victoria 2009-2016
The Coroners Court of Victoria prepared a data summary in response to a request from Prof Anne Summers AO, to assist the Expert Panel conducting the Federal Government’s Rapid Review of Prevention Approaches to End Gender-Based Violence. The data summary provides an overview of the experience of family violence among people who suicided in Victoria 2009-2016.
Download “Experience of family violence among people who suicided, Victoria 2009-2016”
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Media guidelines
These media guidelines have been prepared to assist journalists with reporting on cases.
Download “Media guidelines”