September 2009

Herald Sun (Aust) September 07, 2009 THE vaccine that is expected to cut rates of cervical cancer in Australian women […]

The Press 07/09/2009 Smacking referendum campaigner Larry Baldock wants a referendum, to run in conjunction with elections in 2011, on

The Dominion Post 07/09/2009 A high-profile Auckland lawyer says human trafficking is happening in New Zealand, but the Labour Department

The Dominion Post 04/09/2009 Teachers who feel unsafe breaking up fights may leave brawling pupils to it, as schools try

NZ herald Sep 04, 2009 Children\’s development may be put at risk by being crammed into cheap, central Auckland apartments,

The Marlborough Express 03/09/2009 A new truancy programme that makes parents accountable for their children\’s school attendance has been applauded

NZ Herald Sep 03, 2009 The expensive, puerile, futile controversy over the ill-considered anti-smacking legislation is a monument to political

NZ Herald Sep 03, 2009 New Zealand is spending considerably less on child welfare than other OECD countries, a report

Manawatu Standard 02/09/2009 Families need to think carefully about who they put in charge of their children, Children\’s Commissioner John

The Press 02/09/2009 Discount cards or vouchers for cut-price, healthy food have been proposed for the poor and chronically ill.

The Dominion Post 02/09/2009 The Families Commission has been told to butt out of primary schools\’ business after it criticised

Herald Sun (Aust) September 01, 2009 A GROWING number of induced babies are born alive following failed late-term abortions. New

Times Online (UK) 1 Sep 2009 Hyperactive children and those with attention-deficit disorders can now queue jump at theme parks