Latest Breaking News On - Survivors aotearoa - Page 2 : comparemela.com

Former Scout leader jailed for sexual offending remains a risk, continues to deny offending

Former Scout leader jailed for sexual offending remains a risk, continues to deny offending
stuff.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from stuff.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Emma hoskinIan charles phippsJames morrisJonathan hudsonDistrict courtMathew downsSurvivors aotearoa

Frank Film: The rape that destroyed Polly

Frank Film: The rape that destroyed Polly
stuff.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from stuff.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New zealand generalNew zealandLida valleyGerard smythRosemary riddellMike riddellLaw commissionDistrict courtUniversity of canterbury law professor elisabeth mcdonaldVictim surveySexual violence legislation billCanterbury law professor elisabeth mcdonaldFrank filmBlackstone cemeteryPuna orangaSurvivors aotearoa

These people are my heroes : An industry insider on NZ music s #MeToo reckoning

On Sunday, Stuff published a months-long investigation by Alison Mau detailing allegations of harassment and exploitation within the local music industry. The piece, ‘Music industry professionals demand change after speaking out about its dark side’, includes allegations of inappropriate behaviour and abuse of power by male artists, international acts and executives; the men named are Scott Maclachlan, the man who ‘discovered’ Lorde, and Paul McKessar, who manages Benee. Here broadcaster and music industry veteran Charlotte Ryan writes of her response to the article, and her own experiences, past and present, within the New Zealand music industry.‍ This story first appeared in Ensemble magazine

New zealand generalNew zealandTe punaLydia coleAnna coddingtonCharlotte ryanPaul mckessarScott maclachlanAlison mauKorowai tumanakoTami neilsonDuncan greiveNz policeMusichelps wellbeing serviceMassey universityHuman rights commission