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Farwell Lunch for Jane Bruce
The role of archives and recordkeeping in the State Care Abuse Inquiry
Whānau Ora Hui 2018 - Whānau Eke Panuku, Affirming Whānau Aspirations
Families and Whānau Status Report 2018
Weekly Media Roundup
Family and Sexual Violence Work Programme Update – July 2018
Seminar: Through a Child's Lens
Announcement from Dayspring Trust
Growing Up in New Zealand Newsletter June - July 2018
Workshop for Counsellors: Uplifting Conversations
Workshop: Working with Parents' Anger
NZ Crime and Victims Survey Household Interviewers
Weekly Media Roundup
New website to assist businesses to address family violence in the workplace
Child Matters: 5-Day Programme in Child Protection
Te Aitanga a Tiki: Māori resources on sexual and reproductive health launched
Job Vacancy at MPHS Community Trust: HIPPY Coordinator
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SSPA Conference 2018
Where to find Superu resources and work after they close
Family murder: Pathologies of love and hate
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Changes to Family Court BIll
April 29, 2013 at 1:33 PM
Modifications to the proposed Family Court reforms have been announced ... Proposed changes are to:
• provide up to four hours of legal support for parents who meet the legal aid threshold prior to court
• provide up to three hours of preparatory counselling to help parents make the most of Family Dispute Resolution (FDR)
• enable a judge to refer parties back to FDR or the Parenting through Separation course if it is likely to help resolve the case, and
• enable lawyers to participate earlier in the court process, at the judge’s discretion, if it would increase the chances of a successful resolution.
Read the full article here.
But Women's Refuge remains concerned that the Minister has made no mention of the Bill's repeal of the so-called 'Bristol' clauses, read more here.
