Today men from around the district will be donning heels and taking to the street to show their support for a campaign to stop violence against women. To mark this year's annual White Ribbon Day, the Violence Free Network has organised the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes march, where men will walk through Masterton in women's shoes. Supplied/Wairarapa Times-Age
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