While 2020 will be remembered by many as the year of COVID, staff at Shine and other family...
In the Media
Obstacles to leaving – new research
Recent research by The Backbone Collective has highlighted the lack of long term support for...
Technology and domestic violence
As part of Techweek NZ 2020, panellists including Shine's own Kara-dee Morden discussed the...
The hidden epidemic
While reported crime overall was down during the Covid-19 lockdown, Shine and other agencies...
It Isn’t Always Obvious Campaign
Let's end domestic violence, together Shine's new campaign encourages people to look out for...
Tanya gets real about lockdown
By Penny Lewis, Journalist Life may have slowed down in New Zealand, but domestic violence has...
The heart of the refuge
By Penny Lewis, Journalist Clearing away make-do office furniture from Shine’s refuge was one of...
Remembering our beloved Mary McGee
Kua hinga te totara i te wao nui a Tane. The totara has fallen in the forest of Tane. It has come...
Shine services continue at all levels
UPDATED FOR ALERT LEVEL 2 (AUCKLAND) 31 August: Shine, and all NZ domestic violence and sexual...
Coronavirus and family violence
The coronavirus pandemic may see a rise in domestic violence incidents, according to Police and...
ASB awarded DVFREE Tick
In being awarded the DVFREE Tick ASB demonstrates its commitment to a domestic violence-free...
The Duchess of Cornwall visits Shine
Shine was delighted to host Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall and representatives from...