NO ONE wants to talk about it. Society is totally in denial that women aren’t always victims. So why aren’t we talking about abusive mums? Corrine Barraclough Kidspot.com.auJune 19, 20175:12pm Abusive mothers are a very real problem and we have to start talking about it to be able to help.Source:istock DID you know children are
By court reporter Emma Younger ABC News Posted 22 SepSeptember 2017 Sofina Nikat initially told police her daughter Sanaya Sahib had been abducted.(Facebook) A depressed woman who killed her baby at a park in Melbourne’s north-east because she thought her daughter was “possessed” has been released on bail to live in crisis accommodation after pleading
SBS INSIGHT https://www.facebook.com/InsightSBS/posts/10155657495850902 · 19 hrs · Are you a woman who has had violent tendencies? Have you now overcome those issues? To share your experiences please contact roje.augustin@sbs.com.au. Women Who Hit Men More common and serious than you think. marieclaire.com Perhaps the Insight program would benefit by asking for men to talk about the
Chris Norris on a relationship trend that’s more common — and serious — than you think. Briana Morrison By Chris Norris Jan 6, 2008 I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I GOT punched by a girlfriend. It was during a fight on a New York City street corner, over a subject I’ve long since forgotten. But
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Cases – Family Law – LibGuides at University of Melbourne Family Law: Cases A research guide on Family Law in Australia. Introduction Legislation Cases Commentary Journals Books Useful websites Latest developments Federal Courts Building – Melbourne Source: Judicial Conference of Australia Recent cases – summaries For summaries of recent cases, use CCH Online – scroll
Updated 23 Aug 2017, 5:11pmWed 23 Aug 2017, 5:11pm Photo: Committee chair Sarah Henderson said the inquiry will be “quite critical in parts”. (ABC News: Luke Stephenson) Related Story: Parliamentary inquiry into family law system ‘weakened by lack of judicial input’ A committee investigating the failings of the family law system will still be critical
Damning claims have been made against the Department of Human Services’ Child Support agency. Opinion What is the point in denying the existence of a problem when it clearly exists? Given time, it will just rear its ugly head again and bite you firmly on the derrière. We’re talking about the Department of Human Services’
Good afternoon Just a reminder that the closing date for submissions to the committee on the Child Protection Reform Amendment Bill 2017 is 4:00pm on Wednesday 30 August 2017. Written submissions should be emailed to hcdsdfvpc@parliament.qld.gov.au or mailed to: Committee Secretary Health, Communities, Disability Services, and Domestic and Violence Prevention Committee Parliament House
An article on Stan Korosi’s website at http://dialogueingrowth.com.au/parental-alienation-false-allegations/ has reminded us that some Australian politicians do actually care about the disastrous social policies, family law legislation, child support inequities and the draconian measures applied to domestic violence legislation that is causing a major rift between family members and their children. As Stan Korosi points out,
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