About

Tina Louise Greer’s case was the impetus for starting The Tina Greer Project. Her tragic story highlighted significant discrepancies within policies, norms, and governance surrounding domestic violence, missing persons, and homicide.

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Tina went missing on January 18, 2012, after enduring an abusive relationship. Despite suspicions of foul play, it took ten years before the Queensland Coroner's Court officially ruled Tina deceased in May 2022, with her remains still unlocated. The initial coroner's report exposed troubling inadequacies in the responses by individuals and services. Despite an initial denial for an inquest, a successful campaign supported by over 28,000 people, including the Attorney General and Minister for Women, led to the granting of the inquest.

The Tina Greer Project was founded to demonstrate that Tina’s case was in the public interest and to address the broader issues related to domestic violence, homicide, and missing persons.

Having successfully campaigned for an inquest, the Project is now moving forward in advocacy and education committed to driving systemic change and supporting others in similar situations.

 

Relying on policy and structural change to happen organically is not something we can afford to wait for.