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Medical staff tell of trying to save dying girl
Medical staff tell of trying to save dying girl
Medical staff have described their efforts to save a dying girl at the centre of a Christchurch murder trial. Audio
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Gwaze never violent towards niece, wife tells court
Gwaze never violent towards niece, wife tells court
The wife of a man charged with murdering his niece has told a court he was never violent and did not show an inappropriate interest in children.
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Court order made for adoption of baby
Court order made for adoption of baby
A British court has ruled a baby must be adopted because she is at risk of becoming the victim of an "honour killing". Her natural mother does not want her family to find out about the birth.
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Fiji provincial head says zero tolerance for domestic violence
Fiji provincial head says zero tolerance for domestic violence
The head of the province of Cakaudrove in Fiji wants the 134 villages under his jurisdiction to adopt a zero tolerance approach to violence against women and children. Ro Aca...
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Voters go to polls with clear choice
Voters go to polls with clear choice
Voters will go to the polls on Saturday with a clear choice between the two major parties and their likely allies.
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Policies gazumped in a week of controversy
Policies gazumped in a week of controversy
This column should be about the 120-point economic action plan the National Party released earlier in the week and the rash of other policy announcements by it, Labour and the other parties contesting…
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Key proves he tries to keep in step with public opinion
Key proves he tries to keep in step with public opinion
National Party leader John Key is proving once again how he carefully tries to remain in step with public opinion - even when pushing unpopular policies.
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Gay marriage supporters march on Parliament
Gay marriage supporters march on Parliament
About 300 protesters marched on Parliament on Thursday in a bid to convince the New Zealand Government to legalise same-sex marriage and allow gay couples to adopt children. Audio
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Call to preserve rights of accused in child justice review
Call to preserve rights of accused in child justice review
A defence lawyer says legislation to improve the treatment of child witnesses in court must also ensure the rights of an accused are protected.
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Reform of way justice system treats children
Reform of way justice system treats children
Justice Minister Simon Power has announced a package of reforms that he says will change the way children are treated in the criminal justice system.
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Question Time for 7 September 2011
Audio 7 Sep 2011Questions to Ministers 1. CHRIS AUCHINVOLE to the Minister of Finance: What steps has the Government taken to make better use of its balance sheet to boost growth and jobs 2. Hon ANNETTE KING to… Audio
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Call for Pacific communities to reduce risk of child trafficking
Call for Pacific communities to reduce risk of child trafficking
An Australian Institute of Criminology researcher is encouraging Pacific communities and families to build on cultural strengths to reduce the vulnerability of children to trafficking. The Institute's…
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Pacific children vulnerable to sex tourism - study
Pacific children vulnerable to sex tourism - study
A new study says that children in the Pacific region are vulnerable to sex tourism, cheap labour and illegal adoption but there's limited evidence of the extent of the problem.
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Surrogate son born to Elton John
Surrogate son born to Elton John
Sir Elton John is a parent. The British singer/songwriter and his partner David Furnish say a son was born to a surrogate mother in California on Christmas Day. Audio
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Babies must be breastfed, says new Indonesian law
Babies must be breastfed, says new Indonesian law
A law has been passed in Indonesia that stipulates all babies should be exclusively breastfed for the first six months of their life.
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EU to take action against France over Roma expulsions
EU to take action against France over Roma expulsions
The European Commission has told France that it faces action over its expulsion of Roma (Gypsy) migrants if it fails to adopt EU rules on freedom of movement by 15 October. Audio
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Friday's newspaper headlines
Friday's newspaper headlines
More than 2300 Canterbury homes feared uninhabitable; earthquake triggers record rise in heart attacks; fiery super city meeting.
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Midwife facing disciplinary hearing
Midwife facing disciplinary hearing
A disciplinary hearing has begun in Christchurch for a midwife charged with failing to act in the best interests of five of her patients between 2005 and 2008.
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Stuart Neal and Sharon Guest
Audio 28 Jul 2010Parents and authors of Jessie Mei Mei, who adopted their child from a Chinese orphanage only to discover she had a serious illness. Audio
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Sex charges reinstated against former Solomons Attorney General
Sex charges reinstated against former Solomons Attorney General
Child sex charges have been reinstated against the former Solomon Islands Attorney-General, Julian Moti, following a ruling by Queensland's Court of Appeal. In a written judgment handed down on…
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Law
Audio 30 Jun 2010Legal commentator Dean Knight looks at who's legally enitled to adopt a child. Audio
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High Court widens definition of adoptive parents
Audio 25 Jun 2010The right of a de facto couple to adopt a child has been upheld by the High Court in a judgment, just released. Audio
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De facto couple's right to adopt upheld
De facto couple's right to adopt upheld
The right of a de facto couple to adopt a child has been upheld by the High Court in a judgement delivered on Thursday.
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Caregiver guilty of preschooler's death
Caregiver guilty of preschooler's death
A woman has been found guilty of the murder of a three-year-old boy placed in her care. Audio
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Adopted Russian child sent back from US alone
Adopted Russian child sent back from US alone
Russia is considering suspending the adoption of Russian children by people in the United States, after a seven-year-old boy was sent back because his adoptive family rejected him.