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  • criminal malice
2402, 2026

Criminal Malice

By |February 24th, 2026|

The law must not be a passive observer of institutional harm; it must be an active guardian of justice. Malicious prosecution, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and other tortuous wrongs must be met with civil remedies and, where appropriate, criminal sanctions.

206, 2003
  • authority

Whose Authority?

By |June 2nd, 2003|

It is a well-known adage that evil triumphs when good men do nothing. The events of history testify to the truth of this saying. Yet, there are plenty of examples in history of good men accepting the authority of a tyrannical government. The apostle Paul was a Jew living under ...

106, 2003
  • family reports

Family Reports

By |June 1st, 2003|

Each year in Australia thousands of children are being mentally and emotionally abused by the Family Court of Australia by being forced to participate in an investigation of their parents’ competency. This process is called a ‘Family Report’. Many children are severely harmed by the experience. Family Reports are a ...

1905, 2003
  • suicide prevention

Who Sank the Boat?

By |May 19th, 2003|

I recently represented the Fatherhood Foundation (Dads4Kids) at a national workshop conducted by the Department of Health and Ageing. Our task was to contribute towards an understanding of suicide amongst men in the 25-44 age group, and to assist in developing a strategic approach to prevention. Some of the discussions ...

704, 2003
  • nurturing

A New Vision: Giving the Fathers Back to the Children

By |April 7th, 2003|

The Childcare Industry and the De-Fathering of Society Part 5 The preceding articles in this series have argued that while the Federal Government’s generosity and concern for families may be genuine, its actions are lopsided, biased against non-custodial parents, and contribute to the de-fathering of society. The crisis of fatherless ...

2403, 2003
  • childcare industry

Social Engineering through Childcare Funding: No Place for Dad

By |March 24th, 2003|

The Childcare Industry and the De-Fathering of Society Part 3 The childcare industry is experiencing phenomenal growth and providing lucrative returns for the owners of private childcare centres. This growth is fed by the provision of government funding for childcare. While the subsidies are designed to encourage mothers of young ...

2402, 2003
  • separated dad

Daytime Dads

By |February 24th, 2003|

My last article mentioned a report from the Australian Institute of Family Studies that revealed that an alarmingly high number of children spend the day with their father but never sleep over. These children, and their fathers, are being denied the opportunity for a normal parent/child relationship and all the ...

1702, 2003
  • child support

Child Support

By |February 17th, 2003|

One of the reasons my life has been so good is that I have had a good father. I also want to be a good father to my own children. However, the freedom to make this choice no longer exists for separated fathers in Australian society. Family Law legislation in ...

1811, 2002
  • reform family law

Family Law: Reform Legislation and Values

By |November 18th, 2002|

Most separated fathers would understand that the most effective way to achieve fairness and equity in family law is through legislative reform. This reform needs to be underpinned and sustained by a change in social values that re-establishes a recognition of the value of fathering. The frontline for both these ...

1111, 2002
  • shared parenting

Shared Parenting

By |November 11th, 2002|

One of the things I enjoy about spending time with my children is the opportunity to drop everything else I do. This is through necessity as well as through choice, since my children offer me no other option. I’m involved with a number of community groups which require a considerable ...

411, 2002
  • single dads & family law

Single Dads & the Family Law System

By |November 4th, 2002|

It may by reassuring for separated fathers to know that many federal parliamentarians have some awareness of their plight. The efforts of many men in communicating their experiences and highlighting the injustices inherent in the Family Law System is paying dividends. During the recent meeting of the Fatherhood Foundation/Dads4Kids at ...

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