
Family violence survivors urged to use pet shelter in lockdown
The shelter is taking in animals under Covid-19 restrictions as an essential service.
The shelter is taking in animals under Covid-19 restrictions as an essential service.
During lockdowns family violence increases dramatically. Experts offer advice.
It's not something police expect to do. But, that's what one officer did a year ago.
Pets will be temporarily housed at the shelter while owners leaving abuse relocate.
OPINION: Getting to the root of violence must come first.
The court didn't tell a Wellington woman her hearing date had been set.
Judith Collins was Minister of Police in 2010 and Minister of Justice in 2014.
The officer is giving evidence to the jury in his trial for family violence charges.
The man faces nine charges including ill treatment and assault of a child.
OPINION: It's the only way to break the cycle of violence and harassment.
Oranga Tamariki receives thousands of reports yearly of concern about abuse of children.
Reference fields in bank transfers being used to send 2000 abusive messages per month.
Police are responding to an incident on May Rd, in Mt Roskill, Auckland.
'We're getting older, we better sort it out before we go': Simon Horrocks.
Funding will target community-led programmes and kaupapa Māori providers.
Ministry launches independent review after whistleblowers claim systemic problems.
The trial began in the High Court at New Plymouth this morning.
Family harm callouts are at their highest in five years.
Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence, Marama Davidson, announces a new programme that aims to eliminate family and sexual violence. Video / Michael Craig
Davidson admits that the Government and past governments have been doing it wrong.
A dozen Aussie women, probably living in fear now, won't survive the next three months.
Government will allow all voices to be heard to develop action plan.
His partner was 10 weeks pregnant when he unleashed an attack on her stomach.
Concerned Christchurch man would feel safer living in his car than by social housing.
Seven women claim exploitative conditions and lack of accountability at the top.
Rape convictions are at a ten year low and family violence offences have increased.
Some workers have been asked for proof from police by employers.
31 per cent of all people charged with rape were convicted last year.
"She was hit so many times she couldn't tell police even an approximate number of blows."
Deceased woman, family and friends may not have been aware of man's domestic history.