Below is an article in the Courier Mail reporting on reactions to my submission to the family law inquiry. I am deeply honoured and delighted to be so heavily criticised by those who clearly epitomise the current status quo. I shall carry such a criticism as a badge of immense honour and satisfaction. To be
Background Briefing More… ABC Radio National Try to Download directly (56.38 MB) Play Listen 41m 3s https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/backgroundbriefing/this-judge’s-unfair-decisions-upended-peoples-lives/11914302?fbclid=IwAR0fx_C-hTxSfAdcs6P_fgfi0YYoU6lCLXj0rnONOhwoNeYeFSfAuw7Czr8 ABC News: Brendan Mounter This judge’s unfair decisions upended people’s lives. What can be done about it? By Hagar Cohen, on Background Briefing Share Facebook Twitter Mail Download This judge’s unfair decisions upended people’s lives. What can be
Comments (6) Quadrant Online Augusto Zimmermann Bettina Arndt started out as one of Australia’s first sex therapists before becoming a respected social commentator on gender issues. Alarmed by the increasing demonisation of men in our society, she is now devoting her time to seeking gender equity through advocacy for men. As a consequence, Bettina has
By Joanna Menagh ABC News Updated Fri at 4:59pmFri 31 Jan 2020, 4:59pm Photo: Aya Hishmeh is accused of murdering a 17-year-old boy by running him down with her car. (Instagram: @ayahishmeh) Related Story: ‘Our precious little boy’: Family’s tribute to teen killed after Perth street fight Related Story: Woman accused of murdering teenage
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/legal-affairs/judges-say-lawyers-fuelling-family-conflict/news-story/d6b553fcba38f997a913ad5455c18492 Recently retired Federal Circuit Court judge Stephen Scarlett says: ‘The Sydney registry was much more aggressive and combative.’ Picture: John Appleyard Exclusive Nicola Berkovic LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT @NicBerko 12:00AM October 31, 2018 52 Comments A family law judge has hit out at “horribly aggressive lawyering’’ driven by profit that is driving up costs in
By Ellie Sibson Updated 19 Mar 2019, 11:19pmTue 19 Mar 2019, 11:19pm Photo: Jarred Castel was killed by his wife in a heated argument, while his son was at home. (Supplied: Castel family) Related Story: Wife charged with husband’s murder at Brisbane home So far today police in Australia would have dealt with on average
Posted by Pete McMurdie Stop the War on Dads, produced in the UK, but no different to the situation in Australia. Pete McMurdie 28 April 2018 STOP THE WAR ON DADS part 1
George Christensen addressed Federal Parliament about the Labour party’s proposed changed to the Family Law Act that broadened and elevated the issue of domestic violence in 2011. He calls it The Feminist Trojan Horse in Family Law. He is absolutely right in what he says. Federal Member for Dawson George Christensen attacks the Gillard Labor
Relationship troubles, not mental health, lie behind the plague of male suicides, writes Bettina Arndt. Bettina ArndtColumnist Jul 10, 2019 — 12.00am Imagine the outcry if a man was appointed head of a leading domestic violence prevention organisation? So how come the federal government has just proudly announced a woman, Christine Morgan, as National Suicide
Exclusive by the Specialist Reporting Team’s Emily Clark with additional reporting by Heidi Davoren ABC News Updated 4 Sep 2018, 8:00amTue 4 Sep 2018, 8:00am Photo: As part of family law matters, children and their parents are often assessed by practitioners who prepare a report for the judge. (ABC News: Natasha Johnson) Related Story: Sweeping
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