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Thu 21 May, 2009

Families Commission statement on extra funding for maternity services

The Families Commission welcomes the Government’s announcement of extra funding for maternity services in New Zealand.

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Mon 15 Jun, 2009

Kiwi parents reducing smacking

More evidence is emerging that Kiwi parents are favouring positive parenting strategies for disciplining their children over smacking or hitting.

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Fri 1 May, 2009

New Zealand falling short when educating mothers about childbirth

The Families Commission says some new mothers are falling between the gaps as a result of poor information and access to services provided around the time of childbirth.

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Tue 28 Apr, 2009

Promote positive methods of child discipline says Families Commission

 As parents become better informed about the positive and effective ways of disciplining children the less confusion there will be over New Zealand's law regarding physical punishment, the Fam

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Tue 21 Apr, 2009

Communication eases culture shift

The Families Commission is concerned at findings in new research that immigrant parents can feel isolated when facing problems with their adolescent children, especially if they perceive their youn

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Wed 15 Apr, 2009

Maori climbing aboard the anti-violence waka

 "Maori are climbing aboard the anti-violence waka in increasing numbers", says Families Commissioner, Kim Workman today, commenting on the Leitner Center report on New Zealand's eff

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Tue 14 Apr, 2009

Real level of family violence revealed

The rise in family violence offences recorded by the New Zealand Police for 2008 is a double-edged sword, says the Families Commission.

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Sat 3 Jan, 2009

Couples find support from unexpected sources

People often discuss relationship problems, not with professional counsellors, but with their family, friends, GPs, nurses, school teachers, church ministers and community elders, a Families Commis

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Tue 28 Aug, 2007

Families Commission recommends 13 months paid leave for new parents

The Families Commission says that the government's parental leave policy should be extended so that more people are eligible for more support.

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Mon 19 Nov, 2007

White Ribbon campaign 2007 underway

Police, construction workers, musicians, scuba divers, office workers and other men from all walks of life, begin wearing white ribbons this week to show their support for efforts to end violence a

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