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Weekly Media Roundup
June 19, 2014 at 11:52 AM
The Glenn Inquiry 'Peoples Report' was released on Monday, for a sample of the media articles related to this see the separate post included in this newsletter.
In other news...
Call for tougher penalties for those who breach protection orders:
The Dunedin other of a victim who had her head split open with an axe is campaigning for tougher penalties for offenders who breach protection orders.
Once Upon a Crime in the West:
West Auckland does not have the resources to stop violence in an area increasingly affected by inequality.
Tag all family abusers: Judge
The former Supreme Court Judge leading the Glenn Inquiry wants to electronically tag men on domestic violence protection orders.
Interview with Patrick Kelly on Child Abuse:
Patrick Kelly's dream is that he'll wake up and find he's no longer needed. But the paediatrician knows society will have to make big changes.
