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Researchers call for kaupapa Māori solutions to head the queue for family violence funding
Hinewai Netana-Williams is a Te Rito journalism cadet Kaupapa Māori is the solution to family violence, according to the He Waka Eke Noa survey project team.
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Survey: Māori continue to experience government agencies' 'violence'
A survey, He Waka Eke Noa: Māori cultural frameworks for violence prevention and intervention, has highlighted continued state 'violence' against Māori.
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NZ's first plan to halt family and sexual violence
The first nationwide strategy aimed at eliminating family and sexual violence was launched today at Te Papa where the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence, Marama Davi
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NewsTe Aorerekura coordinated strategy on family violence breaks new ground
One in every three women in Aotearoa has experienced physical or sexual violence; nevertheless, 90% of them are too scared to disclose it.
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Stan Walker urges whānau to talk about sexual abuse and family violence
In his new book released today, Stan hopes to influence whānau to stop intergenerational abuse. He also talks about the challenges he's experienced working in the music industry.
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New Māori-led family violence service opens up
A Māori-led service has opened with the aim of reducing family violence.
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'Wake up to the Wakefield violence'- peaceful protestor
Statues of Edward and William Wakefield have been blindfolded with red scarves in a peaceful protest in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
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Far North Iwi team up with Police to fight family violence
Far North leaders are teaming up with Police to fight family violence. Te Rūnanga o Te Rarawa chair Haami Piripi says this new approach was created because the old ways weren't working.
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Increasing amounts of Māori tasered by Police concerning- Julia Whaipooti
Māori lawyer Julia Amua Whaipooti is concerned if Police are allowed to carry firearms at all times, that the amount of Māori being shot by Police will increase.
