Labor to scrap ‘equal time’ test – more fathers and children will miss out on each other

Labor to scrap ‘equal time’ test for parents in custody disputes, with child welfare paramount Draft bill, to be published on Monday, aims to improve safety for separating families Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast New legislation proposed by the Albanese government

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Bye Daddy, I love you: The Australian Government Assaults Separated Dads

The Australian Government Assaults Separated Dads By Sue Price: Men’s Rights Agency. The Australian government is winding back modest reforms which encouraged the inclusion of fathers in their children’s lives post-separation. While the Australian Labor government has painted itself as inclusive, waging a major and extremely expensive campaign to include a “Voice” to parliament for

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Police Opinion of Higgins – “Evasive, uncooperative and manipulative” 20 Feb 23

Open in app or online “Evasive, uncooperative and manipulative” – That’s how the police summed up Higgins during their investigation. Bettina Arndt Feb 20     Save ▷  Listen   Is Drumgold being hung out to dry? Only a few months ago the ACT Director of Public Prosecutions, Shane Drumgold SC, was strutting around, reveling in

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Doubts, devastation and a designer coat: the story you haven’t heard

Janet Albrechtsen from the Australian has interviewed Linda Reynolds extensively about the Higgins v Lehrmann incident. However, despite the last paragraph focussing on Linda Reynolds commentary as per the following “We talk about why conservative women are treated so differently by the media, and in politics. “We are expendable,” she says. “Our story is ignored,

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Winner takes all: Labor’s new family law bill panders to feminists by pushing divorced dads out of children’s lives.

Open in app or online Winner takes all Labor’s new family law bill panders to feminists by pushing divorced dads out of children’s lives. Bettina Arndt Feb 8     Save ▷  Listen   This week a television crew from the Japanese public broadcaster came to Sydney to interview family law specialist Justin Dowd, a former

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FATHERS LOSING EVEN MORE RIGHTS IN THE AUSTRALIAN FAMILY COURT

Augusto Zimmermann  – the Epoch Times and Men’s Rights Agency Facebook page Submissions on the Australian government’s draft Family Law Amendment Bill are due by Feb. 27. There is much to be concerned about in Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus’s draft amendment. But perhaps its most problematic aspect is the proposal to remove the order for “equal

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Family Court Reform, suicide – Social Defeat for Men

PDF click to read: Family court reform, suicide and “Repeated Social Defeat” for men John Davis ABSTRACT Fifty years of feminism in Western culture has set men up to fail in our family court systems. Feminism has been, since its inception, a political device for dividing men and women. Family courts have become gynocentric tools

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FAMILY COURT REFORM , SUICIDE , AND “ REPEATED SOCIAL DEFEAT ” F OR M EN

John Davis ABSTRACT Fifty years of feminism in Western culture has set men up to fail in our family court systems. Feminism has been, since its inception, a political device for dividing men and women. Family courts have become gynocentric tools for divorcing spouses to abuse men. Mainstream commentators increasingly understand that the family court

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‘Professional misconduct’: Lehrmann takes on ACT DPP

EXCLUSIVE   JANET ALBRECHTSEN STEPHEN RICE The Australian Bruce Lehrmann has lodged a formal complaint of professional misconduct against ACT Director of Public Prosecutions Shane Drumgold SC, alleging Mr Drumgold failed to ensure a fair trial over the Brittany Higgins rape allegations and that his conduct was driven by malice and “political interests”. The explosive

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RUDDOCK’S WARNING ON SHARED-CARE OVERHAUL

  JESS MALCOLM The Australian 1/2/23 Former attorney-general Philip Ruddock says children should not be denied the opportunity to have an equal relationship with both parents in custody disputes amid an ongoing debate over Labor’s push to amend the Family Law Act. The former Liberal minister, who presided over the portfolio when the Howard government

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