“Stalking is a pattern of targeted and unwanted behaviours that cause fear or distress. Stalking can happen in person, online and through the use of technology. Some behaviours may seem minor or trivial in isolation or be seen as subtle; however, harm can build up over time when behaviours are repeated and used to intimidate or control someone. A person may be stalked by someone they know such as a partner, ex-partner, family, whānau or aiga member, colleague, customer, client or acquaintance...

Join MSD to discuss Wāhine and Tamariki Support Services — the future direction of MSD-funded Family Violence Response services. MSD is committed to implementing Te Aorerekura, Aotearoa New Zealand’s strategy to eliminate family violence. This includes investing in services that support keeping people safe. Come along and learn more about how MSD is strengthening services for women who are victims/survivors of family violence. We want your feedback on the proposed future state of Family...

Debbs recently contributed to a story through The Herald, that highlighted the prevalence of devices used to stalk, surveil, and monitor victims of family violence.