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Whanau and sexual violence on the small screen

August 21, 2014 at 10:33 AM

This week there have been two significant offerings on TV dealing with the issues of Whanau and sexual violence. Consent: The Louise Nicholas Story screened on TV One on Sunday night, and Nigel Latta's fourth episode in his series dealing with social issues was dedicated to child abuse and family violence, title 'Killing our Kids'.

 

Consent: The Louise Nicholas Story

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Nigel Latta: Killing our Kids

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