OpinionEwen McQueen: Moko's father was conspicuous by his absenceCOMMENT: So where was Moko's dad? We have no idea. We have no idea because the question was never asked. It never is.31 May 05:00 PM
New Zealand'I am an abuser and I need help'As part of the Herald's We're Better Than This campaign, focusing on family violence, we speak to a man whose partner left him after suffering 20 years of abuse.31 May 12:06 AM
OpinionRodney HideRodney Hide: No justice for tortured MokoCOMMENT: The torturing and killing of poor little Moko has saddened and angered New Zealanders to a degree that I lack the words to explain.28 May 05:00 PM
OpinionAnne Salmond: Maori once were tender fathersAt the same time in Britain, it must be noted, the violent chastisement of women and children was commonplace, in the law and in everyday life.25 May 08:30 PM
OpinionAlan DuffAlan Duff: Real men don't beat up kidsCOMMENT: We can't let Moko Rangitoheriri's death be forgotten - or be a vengeful mob storming the Taupo police cells to lynch Moko's evil killers.23 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandMother marches for her dead son"I will be there and I will march, but I don't care if it is just me and my family - we are still going to do it."23 May 03:56 AM
OpinionJacinda Ardern: We must act together to stop abuseCOMMENT: Calling a death what it is may bring a greater sense of justice, but it won't save one child's life, writes Jacinda Ardern.22 May 10:32 PM
New ZealandOutrage sparks March for MokoKiwis across the country are banding together to march against child abuse tomorrow.20 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandFamily Violence: 'He would beat my mum'People who were raised in homes where violence was the norm, where being terrified of their fathers, mothers and other adults was part of daily life, speak out.19 May 08:03 PM
OpinionAlan DuffAlan Duff: Time to break silence on Maori violenceCOMMENT: Maoris are more in need of learning parenting skills than are non-Maoris and that applies to a lot of Pacific Island parents too.16 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandKiwis speak out against family violenceAs part of the Herald's family violence series a number of high profile Kiwis have shared personal written messages.13 May 05:00 PM
New Zealand'I'm saying right now I'm better than this'"I will leave him" - these are the words of a woman who has been living in fear. But this week, she decided she had had enough.13 May 05:00 PM
New Zealand'We hope they will change'"It has been 10 years of sharing my life with an abusive partner. Today I'm conscious of this, that I am a victim of family violence."13 May 05:00 PM
New Zealand'I put butcher knives to their throats'Jeremy Eparaima punched, kicked, bashed, choked and bullied his way through a marriage and two relationships - now he's speaking out in a bid to reach other men.13 May 01:00 AM
OpinionBob McCoskrie: Family violence is still not just a male problemCOMMENT: Family violence is not just a male problem. If we as a nation are really serious about reducing family violence, we need to talk about family violence in all its forms and all its causes, writes Bob McCoskrie12 May 11:08 PM
New Zealand'She'll rise a star that fell a flower'WATCH: Five years ago Emily Longley was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. Her father Mark talks about the terrible toll of losing his daughter.12 May 11:00 PM
New ZealandFamily violence: What can we do?Family violence is an epidemic in New Zealand. So what is the solution?12 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandThe warning signs dad didn't seeHelen Meads was shot dead just days after leaving a violent relationship. Since then, her father has crusaded against family violence in a bid to save others' lives.12 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandWatch: Dad aims to prevent another 'if only'Helen Meads was shot dead just days after leaving a violent relationship. Since then, her father David White has crusaded against family violence in a bid to save others' lives.Watch12 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandLaw reforms look out for victimsUnder reforms battered women who kill their abusers would be able to claim self-defence even if the threat of violence was not imminent.12 May 05:32 AM
New Zealand'Behind closed doors it was like a war zone'Family violence victim: At the start he smothered me with love - he was so loving but if I went against his word I was hit by a torrent of abuse.11 May 08:37 PM
New Zealand'Being pregnant didn't stop the violence'We asked readers to share their stories for our family violence series. This is what they told us.11 May 05:09 PM
New ZealandFamily violence: 24 hrs on the front lineA ground-level insight into what's happening behind closed doors of far too many New Zealand homes.11 May 05:01 PM
New Zealand'Some people's lives are just horrible'Family violence never sleeps or takes a break and those on the front line know that better than anyone.11 May 05:01 PM
New ZealandFormer abuser: 'I still have anger in me'Former abuser is now committed to helping other men change their behaviour.11 May 04:48 PM
New ZealandFamily violence: Church mentors help local men man up"Sick and tired" of seeing stories about men abusing women and children, Harry Haira decided to do his bit to help solve the issue.11 May 03:22 AM
OpinionCatrona MacLennan: Eleven years for wife murder? That's not enoughCOMMENT: Why do men who kill their wives or partners receive such short jail sentences?11 May 03:07 AM
New ZealandThe turning point: An abuser's storyHe knows first hand about perpetrators because he was one - but for the past 10 years Aaron Steedman has been committed to helping other men change their behaviour.10 May 05:00 PM
OpinionKyle MacDonaldFamily violence: Kyle MacDonald: Domestic violence is a male problemCOMMENT: There's a sad fact about violence in this country: how safe you are is determined the second you are conceived.10 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandWatch: Reformed abuser Jeremy EparaimaJeremy Eparaima punched, kicked, bashed, choked and bullied his way through a marriage and two relationships - now he's speaking out in a bid to reach other men.Watch10 May 05:00 PM
New Zealand'You don't deserve to be treated like that'At 18-years-old the last thing you want to think about is domestic abuse, because "surely it wouldn't happen to me". It did.10 May 08:22 AM
New ZealandFamily violence: No one is immuneIt happens in the poorest of homes and the richest. Among the victims are our most educated people, and our most vulnerable.09 May 05:00 PM
