I did a bit of a browse Jessica and found this article which does condemn the attitude of NZ sports organisations when it comes to women.
www.rnz.co.nz/news/sport/382641/nz-sport-codes-letting-women-down-bidwell
Also this article on what sounds like a very good programme for rugby players at all levels.
A provincial rugby boss is taking the brave step of revealing the very personal toll domestic violence has taken on his life. South Canterbury Rugby Football Union chief executive Craig Calder spoke for the first time about the abuse inflicted by his father at the launch of New Zealand Rugby's (NZR) Te Hurihanga programme in Wellington on Monday. The programme aimed to educate players across all levels on healthy relationships, domestic violence, child protection, sexual assault, consent and bystander responsibility, while building supportive environments to "positively shift attitudes" within our national game.
www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/109379004/rugby-boss-speaks-candidly-on-own-experience-of-domestic-violence
It's a bit depressing though to google 'domestic violence and sport and nz' and find articles going back years on how the behaviour of some sportsmen towards women has been excused ... because careers might be damaged etc.