Social Development Minister Paula Bennett has announced two more years of funding for the family violence...

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Associate Minister for Social Development Tariana Turia has announced an additional $8m over four years...

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Saudi Arabia recently launched its first anti-domestic abuse campaign, 'No More Abuse'.  The campaign...

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Peter Boshier, former Principal Family Court Judge and now Chair of the White Ribbon Campaign, recently...

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Corrections Minister Anne Tolley has called for 24 hour GPS monitoring of serious domestic violence...

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Christchurch Women's Reufge has announced its name change to Aviva Family Services, in its 40th...

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The longitudinal Growing Up in New Zealand study is making its antenatal data available for use by other...

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The It's not OK campaign is celebrating New Zealand Sign Language Week (13-19 May) by launching a series...

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The Glenn Inquiry, an independent inquiry into all forms of child abuse and domestic violence in New...

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A TV series on animal law and animal welfare presented by Auckland barrister Catriona MacLennan will...

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Public consultation on the effectiveness of the 2007 Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act...

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A dating violence prevention pilot programme, 'Loves Me Not', will begin in five North Island and four...

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Rape Awareness Week (RAW) is running this year from 6th to 12th May. It has  two key focuses: raising...

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'A better start', improving the potential of young New Zealanders to have a healthy and successful life,...

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The White Ribbon campaign has announced Judge Peter Boshier as its new chairperson. It has also released...

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Discussion on partner violence, professional sports players and the responsibility of sporting bodies has...

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Paeroa anti-violence advocates have showcased a community action project through a new video clip...

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Justice Minister Judith Collins has announced some changes to planned Family Court reforms. However there...

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A 'Police Safety Order pilot project' underway in Christchurch aims to reduce and prevent family violence...

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The first batch of resources from the No To Violence conference held in Melbourne in November 2012 are now...

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Welcome to the New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse

The New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse is the national centre for collating and disseminating information about domestic and family violence in Aotearoa New Zealand.

We provide information and resources for people working towards the elimination of family violence.

The NZFVC is based at the School of Population Health, The University of Auckland.

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