Teachers assaulted at rate of two a day – survey
The Dominion Post 31/05/2010 At least two secondary teachers are seriously assaulted by pupils every school day, a union survey
The Dominion Post 31/05/2010 At least two secondary teachers are seriously assaulted by pupils every school day, a union survey
NZ Herald May 31, 2010 Politicians will have the opportunity next month to strike a small – but important –
New York Times May 30 2010 If you want to adopt a child in the United States, you’ll face an
Sunday News 30/05/2010 TV psychologist Nigel Latta is promoting a no-nonsense \”time-out\” for naughty kids – locking them in their
Family First NZ says that ‘time out’ is now being targeted as the new taboo of parenting by anti-smacking groups.
The Press 28/05/2010 Abstinence is not a Victorian idea, it is an exercise in self-control and respect, an American chastity
Family First NZ says that the case of a Christchurch father being jailed for two nights and being denied access
The Press 27/05/2010 A Christchurch father was \”furious\” at being imprisoned and losing custody of his child after being charged
ONE News May 27, 2010 Tui has been running its Yeah Right billboards for several years, but when a Tauranga church
The West Australian May 26, 2010 Liberal MP Peter Abetz last night called for all women seeking an abortion to
Telegraph (UK) 26 May 2010 Children of working women are more likely to be overweight than those whose mothers stay at
The Press 26/05/2010 The worst murderers can now be locked up for life with no parole, even if they have
Family First NZ has sent questionnaires to the candidates for the Super City Mayoralty asking about their views and their
Family First NZ is advising Bethlehem Community Church to continue advertising their ‘yeah right’ billboards despite legal pressure from DB
3News.co.nz 25-May 2010 Controversial metal group Mayhem is playing its first ever New Zealand gig later this year and a
TV3 News 25-May 2010 Lobby groups calling for tougher sentencing have cautiously welcomed the passing of the \’three strikes\’ bill
Family First NZ is welcoming the passing of the ‘three strikes’ law today in parliament, saying that it will help
news.com.au May 24, 2010 A retired judge will conduct a new review into NSW laws involving the deaths of unborn
NZPA 24 May 2010 The Prime Minister says he has confidence in the findings of a three-person review of smacking
PM must stand by his election promise to protect good parents Official documents obtained by Family First NZ show that
NZ Herald May 22, 2010 A childcare worker accused of physical violence against children has been compensated after her sacking
New York Times 22 May 2010 There’s an ugly secret of global poverty, one rarely acknowledged by aid groups or
NZ Herald May 21, 2010 Those who use cannabis before the age of 18 are less likely to succeed academically,
May 21, 2010 Visit this very good Australian website containing information to oppose the cloning of human beings and promote
NZ Herald May 20, 2010 The first television advert for abortion services in the UK is to be aired next
Herald Sun (Aust) May 20, 2010 A new breed of super-dads is spending more time with their kids but working longer
The Press 20/05/2010 Brutal attacks on young children are on the rise in Canterbury, police say. Canterbury District crime manager
Family First NZ says that Emissions Trading Scheme will cancel out most of the benefit to families of the tax
NZ Herald May 19, 2010 A national inquiry into an \”unacceptable\” backlog of child-abuse cases has uncovered evidence that some
BBC News 18 May 2010 Many new fathers experience post-natal depression, yet most cases go undetected and untreated, experts warn.
Herald Sun (Aust) May 18, 2010 Children as young as three have been questioned about kissing and flirting in a
Baptist Press May 17, 2010 A study from the University of Manitoba has found that women who have had an
Sunday News 16 May 2010 Green MP Sue Kedgley is calling for prominent warning labels on bottles of alcohol in the
Herald on Sunday May 16, 2010 Serious cases of abuse against babies have leapt by two-thirds in just two years,
ONE News May 15, 2010 Family First NZ says many New Zealanders support corporal punishment in schools, and the events
Family First NZ says that half of NZ’ers support corporal punishment in schools, and the events of the past week
The Daily Telegraph May 14, 2010 Half of all parents of toddlers have smacked their children and yet only one in
NZ Herald May 14, 2010 Long-time political activist John Minto\’s name is linked with recruiting 200 people to an anti-gambling-machine
Times Online (UK) May 13, 2010 Couples are less likely to divorce if when the husband helps more with housework,
NZ Herald May 13, 2010 Sex workers are safer, healthier and more willing to go to police since prostitution was decriminalised,