April 2008

NZ Herald April 28, 2008 A video game in which players can buy cocaine, visit strip clubs, shoot police and

NZ Herald April 27, 2008 More Kiwi children are being treated for sleep disorders after overloading on technology before bedtime.

Sunday Star Times 27 April 2008 The election-year tax-cut debate has taken a new twist, with a government discussion paper

The Guardian April 25 2008 A trial of the new cervical cancer vaccine programme for schoolgirls across the country has encountered

Reuters / ScienceDaily Apr. 22, 2008 Struggling with low grades and behavior problems? If you are a teen living within

Heritage Foundation – Christine Kim and Robert E. Rector   April 22 2008 …Early sexual activity is associated with an increased

Sydney Morning Herald 19 April 2008 Australian parenting and education experts have savaged the release of a controversial new video

Herald Sun (Aust) April 18, 2008 YOUNG kids who don\’t eat regular family meals and do watch lots of TV

Daily Telegraph (Australia) April 17, 2008 Teachers are being urged to stop using terms such as husband and wife when

UK Telegraph 16 April 2008 First-born children bear the brunt of family discipline as their parents strive to exert their authority,

Guardian.co.uk April 16 2008  Postnatal depression in fathers can have long-term psychological effects on their children, a new study reveals.

NZ Herald April 16, 2008 A leading child-abuse doctor says child deaths could be halved by a four-point plan including

Reuters 15 April 2008 There\’s perfectionist mothers, unpredictable mothers, \”me first\” mothers and \”complete\” mothers but family experts say the

NZ Herald April 14, 2008 The Government is said to be on the point of announcing a programme of mass-vaccination

Baptist Press Apr 14, 2008 Children who watched certain daytime shows on cable\’s MTV and BET were exposed to adult

Evening Standard (UK) 13 April 08 Computer games and fast food have been blamed by doctors for a startling rise

NZ Herald April 11, 2008 Whether a criminal teenager turns into a violent adult or grows out of crime may

NZ Herald April 11, 2008 One of the first people charged under Green MP Sue Bradford\’s anti-smacking legislation has had

NZ Herald April 10, 2008 Large billboards that leave little to the imagination have drawn complaints, particularly from Auckland\’s Pacific

Reuters 09 April 2008 Getting too little sleep doubles a young child\’s risk of being overweight and raises the chances

Daily Mail (UK) 9th April 2008 A ban on certain additives in food could be in place as early as

ScienceDaily Apr. 7, 2008 University of Minnesota School of Public Health researchers have found that older adolescents who have a

Herald Sun (Aust) April 07, 2008 MARRIED women spend seven hours more doing housework than single women, according to a

Telegraph (UK) 07 April 2008 Boys prefer playing with cars to dolls because of basic biological differences rather than social

Evening Standard UK 06 April 2008 There was nothing ominous about the knock at the door, but when I pulled