A Liturgy of Lament: We cannot move forward if we cannot recognise the impact of our past
A service in response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse…
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Marist ‘monster’ jailed – at 82 years old
Almost 50 years after the horrific offending which ruined the lives of…
Waiting too long: Abuse in care survivor dies waiting for change
After decades hoping for change, one of the first abuse in care…
Senior public servants on notice over abuse in care failings
Some senior public servants implicated in the state abuse cover-up remain in…
The state care decision that rippled through four generations
From the Featherston girls’ home they were stuck in, Joyce Harris and…
A long list of ministers and leaders found at fault for allowing abuse in care
The 112 politicians and senior public servants who oversaw decades of harm…
‘I’m even more concerned’: A survivor’s response to the final abuse in care report
Despite the many, many recommendations in today’s final inquiry report, there are…
Not A Story
Yesterday I happily quoted the Prime Minister without fact-checking him and sure…
Government acknowledges courageous abuse survivors
The Government has acknowledged the nearly 2,400 courageous survivors who shared their…
Abuse in care: ‘Devastating’ cost to survivors, ‘stain’ on society
Almost a third of people in state and faith-based institutions between 1950…
Sexual abuse more prevalent in faith-based care – commission
Faith-based care institutions had higher rates of sexual abuse than state care,…
On an inclusive, non- discriminatory approach to holistic redress
E hara taku toa I te takitahi. Te toa takitini My strength…