Escort Resources: Stay Safe & Informed

Escort Resources

Stay Safe & Informed

As an independent escort, it is important to be well informed. Below you will find health resources, legislative information, and support organisations for each Australian state and territory.








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Sex Worker Organisations

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Legislation

  • Prostitution Act 1999 (QLD)
    Queensland decriminalised sex work in 2024. Previously operated under a licensed brothel model with restrictions on private workers.

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Sex Worker Organisations

  • Respect Inc
    Queensland peer sex worker organisation providing health promotion, support and advocacy.

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  • Prostitution Act 2000 (WA)
    Sex work in WA is partially criminalised. Solo private escorts can work legally, but brothels and street work are prohibited.

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Sex Worker Organisations

  • Magenta WA
    Peer-based sex worker support and health service in Western Australia.

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  • South Australia Criminal Law
    Sex work in SA remains criminalised under various criminal law provisions, though enforcement varies. Law reform has been under discussion.

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  • Sex Industry Offences Act 2005 (TAS)
    Sex work in Tasmania is partially decriminalised. Private escort work between consenting adults is legal, but brothels and street soliciting remain restricted.

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  • Sex Work Act 1992 (ACT)
    The ACT was the first Australian jurisdiction to regulate sex work. Escort agencies and sole operators can register. Street-based work has some restrictions.

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Sex Worker Organisations

  • SWOP ACT
    Sex Workers Outreach Project services for the ACT region.

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National Resources

Scarlet Alliance

The Australian Sex Workers Association. National peak body representing sex workers and sex worker organisations.

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1800RESPECT

National sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling service. Available 24/7.

1800 737 732 →

Lifeline Australia

Crisis support and suicide prevention. 24-hour telephone counselling service.

13 11 14 →

Beyond Blue

Mental health support for anxiety, depression and suicide prevention.

1300 22 4636 →

GetTested

Find your nearest sexual health clinic anywhere in Australia. Search by location for free and confidential testing.

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Fair Work Ombudsman

Information about workplace rights. Sex workers have the same workplace protections as other workers in decriminalised states.

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Safety Tips

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Screen Your Clients

Always verify client identity before a booking. Ask for a contact number, use caller ID, and trust your instincts if something feels off.

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Share Your Location

Let a trusted friend or colleague know your booking details and location. Set up regular check-in times and a safety word.

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Trust Your Instincts

If something does not feel right, leave. Your safety is always more important than any booking. You have every right to decline or end a meeting.

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Regular Health Checks

Schedule regular sexual health screenings. Most clinics listed above offer free and confidential testing for sex workers.

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