Should the government create a publicly accessible registry of convicted domestic violence offenders?

Domestic violence is a massive national crisis in Australia, leading to calls for a public database similar to a sex offender registry. Proponents argue that a registry empowers women with life-saving information before entering dangerous relationships, pointing to Clare's Law in the UK as a successful model. Opponents counter that public name and shame lists drive offenders underground, increase the risk of vigilante violence, and completely undermine the goal of rehabilitation by permanently destroying a person's ability to get a job or housing.