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Australian-backed Pacific police force an option to quell 'tension' in New Caledonia, Pacific leaders say
Australian-backed Pacific police force an option to quell 'tension' in New Caledonia, Pacific leaders say
Fiji's prime minister says he is willing to personally intervene in New Caledonia's push for independence as the impasse over the way forward for the conflict-ridden French territory continues.
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Election 2023: RNZ's guide to party policy
Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are…
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Māori organisations lead the way in dealing with family violence - report
Māori organisations lead the way in dealing with family violence - report
A reduction in family violence deaths is being attributed to Māori organisations, but a report says government agencies need to do more.
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Shooting to wound 'something from the movies' - Coster
Shooting to wound 'something from the movies' - Coster
After RNZ obtained a secret IPCA report that sheds light on the Armed Offenders Squad, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster denies 'shoot to kill' policy.
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Strangulation a red flag for future serious abuse
Strangulation a red flag for future serious abuse
Opinion: The Christmas season is upon us and that means Women's Refuges face their busiest time of the year, writes by Catriona MacLennan.
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Samoan attorney general supports alcohol tax increase
Audio 14 Aug 2017Samoa's attorney general says he supports a proposed increase to tax on alcohol in order to thwart violent crime. Audio
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Suicides come after people slip through cracks - study
Suicides come after people slip through cracks - study
Many people who have taken their own lives slipped through the cracks of multiple agencies, the first government review of suicides has found.
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Stop asking victims to protect themselves - report
Stop asking victims to protect themselves - report
Agencies working to combat family violence need to help victims more, instead of expecting them to keep themselves safe, a report says.
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Mental health patients are being locked up when they shouldn't be
Locked up in seclusion
Mental health services are supposed to avoid locking patients up in isolation - also known as seclusion. But it still happens.
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Recommendations aim to reduce family violence deaths
Audio 28 Jun 2013A group set up to provide advice on reducing deaths from family violence, says more support is needed for survivors. Audio