A New Zealand with a thriving environment and a healthy people is the dream for the Greens co-leaders Marama Davidson and James Shaw, who say that the only way to achieve that is through te Tiriti
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Marama Davidson opens up about what it took to get Te Aorerekura over the line
Greens co-leader and Mnister in Charge of Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence Marama Davidson has opened up to political reporter Rukuwai Tipene-Allen about the criticism she received when eng
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NZ's first plan to halt family and sexual violence
The first nationwide strategy aimed at eliminating family and sexual violence was launched today at Te Papa where the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence, Marama Davi
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NewsTe Aorerekura coordinated strategy on family violence breaks new ground
One in every three women in Aotearoa has experienced physical or sexual violence; nevertheless, 90% of them are too scared to disclose it.
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'Sad to see Shane demoted'- Green Party leader stands up for National MP
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson may be at the other end of the political spectrum from National but she does have a place in her heart for their demoted deputy leader from Ngāpuhi.
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National leadership mess a reminder to focus on victims' voices
Today marks White Ribbon day and advocates for preventing violence against women arrived at Parliament to mark the occasion by gifting survivor stories to the Minister for Family Violence and sexua
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Green Party: Cooperative agreement with Labour working 'exactly' how we hoped
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson talks about the progress of the cooperative agreement, the climate change conference, and the launch of the new family and sexual violence strategy.
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Leave your bubble if it’s unsafe
Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence Marama Davidson says Kiwis all need to be checking on whānau, friends and neighbours to make sure they are safe in their bubble.
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Barber owners aren't clinicians but clients seek their advice
Barbers look for solutions to help eliminate family violence and sexual violence.
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Davidson pleased with progress toward preventing homelessness
The Associate Housing Minister was responding to the release of the second progress report on the government's homelessness action plan.
