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Domestic Disturbance
Judi Wells Henderson talks to reporter Hadyn Jones about how she
was terrorised in her home for over a year by a man she hardly
knew. Richard Newport is currently serving a two-year prison
sentence after being found guilty on six charges of burglary. But
what he put Judi through was far worse than that. She was subjected
to Newport breaking into her home, stealing underwear, jewellery
and personal property and stalking her. Judy used her own skills to
bring this man to justice.
Safe Sex on the Streets?
Reports suggest there's been a 40 per cent leap in the number of
sex workers, along with a sharp rise in those working the streets,
which is concerning critics of the law decriminalising
prostitution. It also comes after the release of a
new report
commissioned by the
Ministry of Justice, into the nature and extent of the sex industry
in New Zealand and as police in Christchurch investigate the
suspected homicide of a street worker. Susan Wood talks to
Catherine Healey of the Prostitutes Collective and Debbie Baker,
whose organisation
Street
Reach
works trying to get streetworkers out of
prostitution.
Moving On from Makarora
Dave Osmers bought a spot of land in Makarora, 65 kilometres north
of Wanaka in the South Island, for 340 pounds. Nearly 50 years on
he's selling that spot, which he's built up to a lucrative tourist
destination, for millions of dollars. He spoke to reporter Tsehai
Tiffin about how he fell in love with the region nearly half a
decade ago, and why he's finally decided to move on.
Jennifer Aniston, Shriley MacLaine:
