A husband has been charged with more than 100 domestic violence-related offences including rape, 'solicit to murder' and assault against his wife. A police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that each of the 102 offences allegedly committed by the 48-year-old man, from Leumeah, 52 kilometres south-west of Sydney, had all been directed towards the same woman over the last 18 years. Officers were first called to a Carrington Circuit residence in February where they found the 51-year-old woman with a fractured leg and bruising after she jumped off a balcony during a domestic dispute at the home. A police spokesperson confirmed  that each of the 102 offences allegedly committed by the 48-year-old man had all been directed towards the same woman over the last 18 years . 'Inquiries later revealed the woman had sustained the injuries after jumping from the first-floor balcony of the residence following an alleged domestic dispute,' a police statement said. After charging the man with recklessly cause grievous bodily harm, officers uncovered a lengthy history of ongoing abuse by interviewing the woman over the next four weeks. A total of 102 separate incidents were recorded. 'This included allegations of ongoing verbal harassment, serious physical assaults and multiple sexual and indecent assaults,' a police statement said. The man faced Campbelltown Local Court (pictured) on Wednesday. He was remanded in custody and will reappear in court on June 10 . The man faced Campbelltown Local Court on Wednesday where he was charged with the 102 offences which included 'solicit to murder, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, assault with act of indecency, intentionally choke person, contravene AVO, sexual intercourse without consent and common assault'. He was remanded in custody and will reappear in court on June 10. The Australian government is cracking down on domestic violence. Social Services Minister Scott Morrison announced that the government would provide $15 million in funding to specialist family violence services over the next two years. 'We are a fairly laconic laidback society, but we cannot be laconic and laidback when it comes to domestic violence; we have to have a zero tolerance on it,' Mr Morrison said, while urging men to 'challenge each other's ideas' around the topic, according to the ABC. Meanwhile the Council of Australian Governments meeting (COAG) today discussed the establishment of a national Domestic Violence Order scheme which would strengthen protection orders across jurisdictions. State leaders will also decide whether they will help fund a $30 million awareness campaign on the issue. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
A man has been charged with more than 100 domestic-violence offences, which were allegedly committed over 18 years.
The man, from Leumeah, in Sydney's south-west, faced court on Wednesday and was remanded in custody.
Police arrested him in February after the woman, 51, jumped from a balcony to escape him, fracturing her leg.