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New process to identify and address harm to children in state care
Family and Sexual Violence Work Programme Update
New research reports on addressing family violence in Pacific communities
Sex Ed by Porn? Supporting young people in an age of pornography
A@W: Working Group Meeting
NZ Domestic Violence Conference - Behind the Wire: Stronger Together
ACC commits $18.4m to healthy relationships education, tender open
Reducing family violence harm top priority
Lifewise Term 4 Parenting Courses
Family Works Waitakere: Strengthening Step Families Programme
Tools for Change Webinar: Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope
Presentation from Professor Julia Tolmie | Auckland Law School
TOAH-NNEST Tauiwi Caucus Webinar: Sexual Violence Prevention and LGBTQI+
WALSH Trust Symposium
State Sector Reform - have your say
Government consultation on gambling strategy
Child Matters: 1-Day Child Protection Workshop
Weekly Media Roundup
Barnardos Women and Children’s Safety Programmes
Family justice reforms seek public support
Job Vacancy at Care for Kids: Supervised Contact & Changeover Services
Workshop: Strangulation in the NZ context | Engaging Pasifika Aiga | Engaging Men
Government consulting on rental legislation; tenancy rights and domestic violence
Weekly Media Roundup
October 02, 2014 at 11:21 AM
Police release new crime stats:
Official figures out today show crime continues to drop, down 3.2 percent in the past year.
However, some groups are still cautious about the accuracy of police recording of crimes following revelations that burglaries in South Auckland were wrongly coded.
See also:
Clearer domestic violence stats needed - Women's Refuge
Call to tackle domestic violence in Queensland:
The former Australian Governor-general Quentin Bryce says the gravity and severity of domestic violence in Queensland is far worse than people realise.
More on the NFL domestic violence scandal:
Jonathan Dwyer charged over domestic abuse - read more...
Violence incidents not hurting NFL's TV ratings - read more...
Fresh findings in NFLs 2012 murder-suicide case - read more...
