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Racist NZ: Auckland woman told ‘go back to China’ after asking people not to feed birds

Racist NZ: Auckland woman told ‘go back to China’ after asking people not to feed birds

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Sun said other people in New Zealand had made similar comments to her before. “It’s happened many times. It’s pretty common. “Most people in New Zealand are quite nice and friendly but some people in New Zealand don’t like Chinese and they say something quite rude to us.” Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy said…

Money will go to services dedicated to improving the wellbeing of male victims

Money will go to services dedicated to improving the wellbeing of male victims

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Changes to the court system, better support services for victims and an ad campaign aimed at stopping violence form part of a $320 million programme to reduce family and sexual offending.The Government’s Wellbeing Budget 2019 package will see funding allocated to allow victims to give video statements in court to reduce trauma, while lawyers will get specialist…

Ken Clearwater said it was naive to think inmates would voluntarily make disclosures about such attacks.

Ken Clearwater said it was naive to think inmates would voluntarily make disclosures about such attacks.

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Despite threats from Mitchell the victim sought medical attention and police later became involved. JustSpeak director Tania Sawicki Mead said it was not only sex offenders who posed a risk in a double-bunking scenario. “What the evidence tells us is that it’s not a safe or appropriate place for anyone to be kept,” she said….

In the decade from 2009, 66 percent of those shot by the police were Māori or Pasifika

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Whaipooti cited statistics which showed that in the decade from 2009, 66 percent of those shot by the police were Māori or Pasifika. “Why would we arm a force that Māori don’t trust, so it’s not for our safety because the people who don’t trust police are Māori.” But Ōtahuhu Māori wardens chair Thomas Henry…

What people mean when they talk about putting one foot in front of the other

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http://blogs.psychcentral.com/after-trauma/2015/11/3-reasons-why-fake-it-til-you-make-it-is-great-advice/ Routines are really good for you Having to make decisions literally wears you down. When we are forced to make a lot of decisions, we have less physical stamina, procrastinate more, and are more likely to quit when we don’t succeed. Our judgment isn’t as sound and we’re more likely to make mistakes. A…