Men hanging on to old attitudes, says writer
Men have colonised women's minds just as the English colonised the Maori, says Auckland University psychologist Peter Adams.
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Flash-bang grenades used to apprehend man
The police armed offenders squad used flash-bang grenades to apprehend a man involved in a domestic incident in west Auckland last night.
Campaign helps reduce violence toward women
Organisers of the annual White Ribbon Day believe violence toward women has been reduced since the campaign started six years ago.
Police investigate top principal
Police are investigating one of the country's top school principals over a physical confrontation with his former wife.
Rise in assaults during Cup
Sexual assaults by players and supporters in last year's Rugby World Cup helped set a new record for assaults on women reported to an Auckland sexual abuse service.
Children most at risk from mothers
Children are far more likely to be killed by their mothers than any other category of offender, a new police review of family violence case shows.
Post-rugby violence 'sad reality' - police
Police reported an increase in domestic violence following the All Blacks' win over Australia last night.
Brick tossed through window hits girl on head
An Auckland man is facing two charges after he allegedly got a brick and threw it through a window...