Aaron Smale: An apology both sincere and hollow
A leading investigative journalist reflects on a day that victims of state and church abuse have fought for their whole lives.
Tauranga exhibition’s new approach on Lake Alice abuse
07/12/2021
The Moral Drift is the name of an exhibition that is on at the Tauranga Art Gallery until January 23rd. The exhibition investigates a partial history of our state care system, uncovering a legacy of abuse and the resiliency of the survivors who continue to seek justice today. It’s a collaborative project using several different mediums and skillsets. The Tauranga Art gallery director, Stephen Cleland explains the concept further.
Published in Radio New Zealand
07/12/2021
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