False abuse claims are the new court weapon, retiring judge says

Published: July 5th, 2013 | Written By:  Harriet Alexander     Rise in hostility: Justice David Collier. Photo: Sahlan Hayes Allegations of child sexual abuse are being increasingly invented by mothers to stop fathers from seeing their children, says a retiring Family Court judge. Justice David Collier, retiring from Parramatta Family Court at the end

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Stop the feminists control of domestic violence funding

  https://www.spectator.com.au/2019/07/stop-the-feminists-control-of-domestic-violence-funding/?fbclid=IwAR0liCXhk1VtyXH4nY9QnbAJgL0rKH7YUeSDzxC4TbdpdBe7GlRHtLjCFKQ Bettina Arndt Bettina Arndt 29 July 2019 12:31 PM Are you constantly shuddering over the latest madness from gender warriors to control our society? Here’s your chance for you to actually do something to try to rein them in. The feminists are up in arms at the move by the federal government to

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Whitewashing the truth of why men kill themselves

Opinion 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

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New laws to make lawyers pay for dirty divorce tactics

Crime & Justice NATASHA BITA, Associate Editor, The Courier-Mail June 30, 2019 LAWYERS charging more than $28,000 a day in dirty Family Court battles are in the firing line as the Federal Government legislates to slash million-dollar legal costs. One Australian couple spent at least $4.5 million fighting over a $12 million property pool in

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The plight of boys in a misandrist world

It is not corrective justice to accuse all men of toxic masculinity or to claim all white people are privileged. 12:00AM June 29, 2019 767 Comments I worry more for my 19-year-old son than for my daughters, both in their early 20s. At a dinner party recently, a young woman told me that my son’s

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Masculinity under siege in schools, politics, online

Kevin Donnelly 12:00AM June 28, 2019 211 Comments Is there a crisis in masculinity? Based on an article by the American Jordan Black, “Masculinity in Menopause: The Emasculating Effects of Fatherlessness and Feminism”, the answer is yes. Black highlights how, across the Western world, falling levels of testosterone and low sperm counts are contributing to

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Dad of four kids killed in car crash with ‘evil’ mum warned ‘she’d do something like this’

Chris Clarke, The Courier-Mail June 27, 2019 6:00am THE ex-partner of the woman suspected of murdering her four children last month in a horrific crash says he warned Child Safety for years that “she would do something like this”. Charmaine Harris McLeod loaded her four children – Aaleyn, 6, Matilda, 5, Wyatt, 4 and Zaidok,

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USA: Dads push for shared parenting, states consider new laws after decades of favoring moms

chicagotribune.com Parenting is tough to begin with but now you are divorced. Here are issues you need to be aware of. (Sign up for our free video newsletter here http://bit.ly/2n6VKPR) Parenting is tough to begin with but now you are divorced. Here are issues you need to be aware of. (Sign up for our free video newsletter

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Women are ‘more controlling and aggressive than men’ in relationships

Telegraph.co.uk Wednesday 26 June 2019 Men are often thought to be the more aggressive partner, but a new study suggests this is not the case Dr Elizabeth Bates says women are more likely to try to control their partner than men Photo: ALAMYBy Theo Merz 12:15PM BST 26 Jun 2014 Women are more likely than

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Domestic abuse cuts differently for women and men – Douglas Todd (Canada)

https://vancouversun.com/opinion/columnists/douglas-todd-domestic-abuse-cuts-both-ways-and-differently-for-women-and-men Supporting survivors ‘should not be a zero-sum game’ in which only one gender receives empathy, says noted researcher and Simon Fraser University criminologist Douglas Todd Updated: June 7, 2019 Simon Fraser University criminologist Alexandra Lysova began to investigate spousal violence in her home city of Vladivostok, Russia, almost two decades ago. NICK PROCAYLO /

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