Daryl Brougham used to be called the 2 million dollar kid, because that's what his 18 years in State Care cost the New Zealand taxpayer. While in CYF care, Daryl suffered significant amounts of abuse and neglect.
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NewsAssault charge upgraded to murder in relation to death of 6-month-old
Michael Te Kouarehu Kereopa has been charged with the murder of six-month-old Gracie May McSorley in the Porirua District Court Today.
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Māori leaders call for Māori to speak up about child abuse
Māori need to take some responsibility for children killed by domestic violence. That was the consensus amongst Māori leaders, academics and politicians, about physical abuse on children.
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Mana Ririki to make enquiry into toddler's death
Two people have appeared in the Rotorua District Court charged with assault following the death of three-year-old Moko Sayviah Rangitoheriri in Taupō on Monday.
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NewsGOING HEAD TO HEAD ON VIOLENCE
A report on the importance of whānau and the community in preventing violence against Māori women and children.
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NewsToddler death result of extreme assault
Canterbury Police have released the name of the toddler, a little boy, who passed away shortly after arriving at Christchurch Hospital last Friday.
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Māori former foster child wants to help improve NZ's foster care system
A Māori man is aiming to help improve the current foster care system in New Zealand.
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Sobering statistics on child poverty in NZ revealed
Another report on the state of child poverty in New Zealand has been released, and although it shows some improvement, many children are still living under pressure.
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Te Teko take a united stand against sexual abuse
The community of Te Teko are standing up against violence following the sexual assault of a young girl at a local playground three weeks ago.
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Parole granted for toddler Nia Glassie's mother
The mother of murdered toddler Nia Glassie has been granted parole, with the Parole Board saying that Lisa Kuka no longer poses an undue risk to the safety of the community.
