News & Stories

Washington Times July 31, 2006 The growing list of childhood vaccinations reads like an alphabet soup: Hib, HepA, HepB, IPV,

UK Telegraph 31 Jul 06 Health campaigners have accused the UK Government of creating \”dangerous confusion\” over the mental health

Sydney Morning Herald 31 Jul 06 Business has been surprisingly brisk in the four weeks since the Australian Federal Government\’s

BBC 29 Jul 06 Ministers in the UK have given the clearest indication yet that fertility clinics will no longer

LifeSiteNews.com July 28, 2006 Social networking sites such as MySpace.com may soon be inaccessible to minors from libraries and schools

The National Marriage Project 28 Jul 06 As Unwed Motherhood Climbs, So Does Their Unemployment Rate http://marriage.rutgers.edu/Publications/SOOU/SOOU2006.pdf

Columbus Dispatch 27 Jul 06 A pro-family group in Cincinnati is attempting to bring in legislation restricting the activity of

BBC 29 Jul 06 Ministers in the UK have given the clearest indication yet that fertility clinics will no longer

Waikato Times 25 July 2006 Right-wing lobby group Family First has congratulated Hamilton City Council for succeeding in its High

The Daily Mail UK 21 July 2006 The National Union of Teachers, the country\’s largest teaching union in the UK

By Chuck Colson 20 July 2006 President Bush vetoed a bill that, had it become law, would have deeply ewroded

USA TODAY 18 Aug 06 Parents\’ images of the typical teen party as generally drug and alcohol-free are drastically out

The Press 11 July 2006 Increasing numbers of primary school children are being kepy out of school for physical assaults

Daily Mail (UK) 27 June 06 The home life of every child in the country is to be recorded on

Newsweek / NZ Herald 18 March 2006 Marlyne Hammon knows what it\’s like to feel hated and hunted. In 1953,

Herald Sun 04jun06 VICTORIAN schools are being advised to dump the words \”mother\” and \”father\” by a controversial new teachers

New York Times, April 5 The parent-child relationship is being reversed by a trend which sees parents consulting their kids

NZ Herald 22 May 2004 As the law and order select committee members sat around gob-smacked at the very thought

NZ Herald Mar 5 2004 A school principal has banned a visiting sex education speaker after a class of 16-year-olds

NZ Herald Dec 8 2000 Senior school students are being quizzed on how likely heterosexual teachers are to prey sexually

The Independent 12 November 2000 Bruised and battered husbands have been complaining for years and now the biggest research project

NZ Herald Oct 28, 2010 A judge has thrown out the prosecution of a caregiver who poked a jagged broken pen