October 2007

Herald Sun (Aust) December 22, 2008 YOUNG women who have had an abortion or miscarriage are significantly more likely to

Were you spanked? CEOs say yes USA TODAY 10 Sep 06 The debate over whether CEOs are born or made

The Scotsman 29 Dec 07 The advice may go against the instinct of almost every parent, but new guidance says young

TVOne News Dec 27, 2007 The smacking debate was politically the biggest issue of the year, with politicians pitted against

Daily Mail (UK) 27 Dec 07 Schools have been told to encourage boys to play netball and take dancing lessons

Made no distinction between abstinence education and usual \”comprehensive\” sex ed LifeSiteNews.com December 19, 2007 A new American study has

UK Telegraph 20 Dec 2007 Men who use prostitutes could soon face a fine or even jail under new plans to

NZ Herald December 20, 2007 Police have issued nine warnings to parents who have smacked their kids after attending 15 cases

Family News in Focus 18 Dec 07 Surprisingly, many of their parents agree with them. College students — male and female

NineMsn.com.au Sunday 16, 2007 New studies suggest that violent computer games and movies are creating a generation of children unable

NZ Herald December 19, 2007 THIRD PARTIES Any group or person wishing to campaign for or against a particular candidate

UK Telegraph 17 December 2007 Binge drinking among women is causing an epidemic of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections, doctors

NZ Herald December 17, 2007 A proposal that would allow claims of psychological abuse to be treated in the same way

The Press 14 December 2007 Three out of four young parents physically discipline their children — and one in eight

The Dominion Post 11 December 2007 The Education Ministry has uncovered a lost tribe of 5000 children it admits have

NZ Herald December 11, 2007 One in every six New Zealanders knows someone in their household or wider family who

Calls Parents of Large Families \”Polluters\” and Hints that Australia should Adopt One Child Policy LifeSiteNews.com December 11, 2007 The

Sydney Morning Herald 12 Dec 07 CHILDREN aged 10 to 12 years spent two hours and five minutes a day

The Dominion Post 10 December 2007 Hundreds of \”delinquent dads\” earning six-figure salaries are shirking their child support obligations, refusing

The Press 08 December 2007 The boom in rudeness and crudeness on TV and in advertising has meant a field

The Dominion Post 08 December 2007 Teachers are calling for Government action after three attacks by pupils at a Cambridge

The Press 07 December 2007 New Zealand\’s binge-drinking culture is now so deeply ingrained that one in three young adults

LifeSiteNews.com December 4, 2007 An Australian research team has found a close connection between previous abortion and drug and alcohol

NZ Herald December 06, 2007 The Government\’s top social workers say a \”culture of blame\” over child abuse is driving

LifeSiteNews.com December 3, 2007 The American College of Pediatricians (ACP), a national medical association of licensed physicians and healthcare professionals who

NZ Herald December 04, 2007 Health officials in New Zealand are standing by the safety of the cervical cancer vaccine

The Press 03 December 2007 Youth depression is the target of a new website launched by the Ministry of Health.

Reuters June 5 2007 Children from broken marriages are twice as likely to be prescribed attention-deficit drugs as children whose

Herald Sun (Australia) December 03, 2007 Overfeeding is a major threat to children\’s health, especially through sweet treats used as

The Dominion Post 23 September 2008 Somewhere over the Rainbow at Parliament there\’s now a select committee room dedicated to

Times On Line 2 December 07 Unhappy couples used to stick together for the sake of the kids. Now they can

The Age (Australia) December 3 2007 Swimming lessons or music classes? Gymnastics or maths coaching? In this age of hyper- parenting,

NZ Herald December 02, 2007 A university researcher says GST should be removed from fruit and vegetables to allow healthy