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We Still Need More to Keep Kids Safe
Australia will get a register to track educators and CCTV trial in centres, but these latest proposals don’t address the root causes of problems in the early childhood. Instead they work within the boundaries of what we already have.
Sharia Law Passed in ‘Controversial Landmark Ruling’
This legal development occurs against the backdrop of ongoing debates about the integration of Islamic practices within Western legal frameworks.
Liberal Media Side With the ‘Barbarians’
The prime minister made a point of describing Israel’s enemies as “barbarians at the gate.”
Tributes Are Flowing for Piper
The loyal search dog who reunited countless families with their lost dogs.
Why Are We Restricting Access to This?
The Cochrane Library is a global source of independent health evidence for everyone. Restricting access takes us back to a time when medical knowledge was held tightly by professionals, with the public expected to simply trust and follow.
The Place of Faith, Purpose and Culture in Education Success
Wealth is clearly an advantageous aspect for many of the top performing schools but there are others, including having faith/purpose based foundations.
Why Gender ‘Theory’ Doesn’t Measure Up
How a paedophile psychologist disproved his own ‘theories’ – and lied about it.
Oh Dear, Never Mind
In the real world of business there is no room for hurty feelings or distress. If you’re not performing, you are shown the door. No knight is coming to your rescue. You rise or fall on your ability to perform. This is 2025 and the organisation should reflect that in the way it presents itself.
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 14 – Jane Greensmith
In Episode 14 of The Good Oil Podcast, Jane Greensmith tells Cam how a plan to remove native trees from her Titirangi property spiralled fast.