Family Court allows naming of banned family law psychologist Darryl Menaglio

Dr Darryl Menaglio. Picture: Colin Murty exclusive Nicola Berkovic LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT @NicBerko   A Family Court psychologist found guilty of professional misconduct can be named after The Australian took unprecedented legal action to reveal his identity. Perth-based psychologist Darryl Menaglio accepted a professional misconduct finding almost two months ago in the West Australian State

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I lived 40 years thinking my father didn’t love me, and it wasn’t true

Opinion When I contacted my father after 40 years of silence, what I found out changed absolutely everything I had been told as a child was not true, writes Corrine Barraclough. Corrine Barraclough, The Daily Telegraph | December 8, 2018 12:40am I haven’t spoken to my father in 40 years I was three years old

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The hidden male victims of domestic violence

Augusto Zimmermann The Spectator 5 December 2019 5:00 AM While domestic violence against women is constantly highlighted by the mass media, such violence against men is rarely reported. We have a moral obligation to speak out on behalf of male victims of domestic violence, particularly when there are so many barriers deterring them from ever

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Hanson urges people to speak out in Family Court inquiry ….. By A Current Affair Staff

http://9now.nine.com.au/a-current-affair/family-court-inquiry-pauline-hanson-says-why-it-is-needed/265e1528-9e8c-4cb3-9d62-99d5f27eb127# She’s been trying for years and finally, Senator Pauline Hanson has got what she wants – an inquiry into the Family Court system. The One Nation leader told A Current Affair what she hoped to accomplish. “We are wanting to go to every state and territory in the country,” she said. “We want to

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Dad’s plea to change law to spare others the same fate

Harley Cuzens, in Broome at the weekend, eight years after his former wife murdered their daughters Jane, 12 (top left) and Jessica, 10. EXCLUSIVE By Steve Jackson, The Australian 7:05AM December 2, 2019 The weeks before Christmas are a difficult time for Harley Cuzens — it was in December that his former wife murdered two

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UTS dean’s alleged fake harassment campaign cost university $150k

By Mark Saunokonoko 1:00pm Nov 28, 2019 WATCH AND READ UTS science academic charged over fake harassment campaign NOW UTS science academic charged over fake harassment campaign UTS may have wasted more than $150,000 running an extensive private security operation protecting a prominent science professor who allegedly orchestrated a fake harassment campaign against herself, according

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Universities to be told to stop adjudicating sexual abuse allegations

From: Bettina Arndt Sent: Friday, 29 November 2019 9:21 AM To: Bettina Arndt <Bettina@bettinaarndt.com.au> Subject: Hurrah! Today Education Minister will tell universities to stop adjudicating rape   Hi Everyone, Red letter day! Our Education Minister Dan Tehan will today tell TEQSA, the university regulator, that universities need to stop adjudicating rape on campuses. He’s set

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Family report writer guilty of professional misconduct lobbied government for less scrutiny

Photo John Archer was wrongly labelled a “psychopath” in a Family Court report and lost contact with his only son. Supplied: Robb Shaw-Velzen The family court-ordered report into John Archer’s* custody dispute over his son was deemed so incendiary that the court would not allow Mr Archer to read it alone. Key points: Last month

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RATIONALISING FEMALE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

RATIONALISING FEMALE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The “Domestic Violence Prevention Centre” is funded by the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, Queensland Government. This taxpayer-funded organisation claims that violence used by women against their male partners often happens “when a woman has to defend herself against an assault in an effort to protect herself from

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How abuse of violence orders corrupts our family law system

I have recently prepared my submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee regarding Australia’s Family Law System. It summarises a number of issues concerning the operation of the family law system. I consider it important that my recommendation to this inquiry is taken into proper consideration. In this submission, however, I first remind this parliamentary committee

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