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Tackling youth crime: Intervening earlier is better
The scientific evidence for keeping young people out of prison was clear 20 years ago, but not enough has been done, a government science advisor says.
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Irish adoption registrations 'a dark chapter'
Every adoption agency in Ireland has been involved in illegal child registrations, according to the head of children's charity Barnardos.
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Judge scathing of Oranga Tamariki's handling of adoption case
A Family Court Judge says it is inexcusable that Oranga Tamariki, the Ministry for Children, insists on calling a mother a child abuser when the court had found she wasn't. He's also criticised Oranga… Audio
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Judge scathing of ministry's handling of whāngai adoption case
A Family Court judge says it is inexcusable that Oranga Tamariki, the Ministry for Children, insists on calling a mother a child abuser when the court had found she wasn't.
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Woman admits part in kidnapping newborn
The lawyer for an 18 year-old who has admitted kidnapping an 11 day-old baby says her client believed she was taking the child for a friend who had put it up for adoption.
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Suspected illegal adoption agent accosted at Marshalls airport
Authorities at the Marshall Islands' International Airport have accosted a suspected agent for illegal adoptions while he was trying to board a United Airlines flight last month along with two women…
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Great Ideas - Part 10: 'As if born to'
Audio 18 Oct 2017Great Ideas looks at the future of families - with more single people, more multi-generational families, and a more multi-cultural New Zealand, what happens to our family law? Audio
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Marshalls women recruited for illegal US adoptions
There has been an increase in the number of Marshall Islands women who are being recruited to illegally adopt their babies out in the United States. Audio
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Doctors demand action on NZ's unhealthy housing
Thousands of children are being re-admitted to hospital every year because of poor living conditions, a child health specialist says.
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Human traffic: illegal adoptions out of Marshall Islands
The United States government has flagged as a 'concern' an apparent increase in illegal adoptions of Marshall Islands babies in the US.
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'No evidence' govt responsible for forced adoption - Tolley
The Minister for Children is standing by a decision not to hold an inquiry into forced adoption during the 1950s to 1980s.
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The Pill
In 1961, the 'Pill' went on sale in New Zealand and women's lives were changed forever. The first truly reliable contraceptive, the Pill meant being able to control your fertility was now a matter of… Audio
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Advocate calls for clarity over the definition of a child in Tonga
A women's advocate says Tonga needs to change its laws to be consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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Baby gets reprieve from deportation
A baby who was issued with a deportation notice has won a year's reprieve to remain with her adopted family in New Zealand.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 10 March 2017
Audio 10 Mar 2017Guam an unwitting target in rising geopolitical tensions; Dumped Tonga Cabinet Minister speaks out; Solomon Islands tightens its child adoption laws; Opponents of a plan to build a giant telescope in… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 9 March 2017
Audio 9 Mar 2017Solomon Islands tightens its child adoption laws; Opponents of a plan to build a giant telescope in Hawaii vow to fight on; Fiji joins New Zealand in banning a dirty cargo ship; There is a call for… Audio
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Solomon Islands tightens its child adoption laws
Audio 9 Mar 2017The Solomon Islands parliament has tightened the conditions for non-residents who want to adopt local children. Audio
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Ministry says laws alone cannot protect Solomons children
A host of new laws passed in Solomon Islands to better protect children in the country will not be effective without wider social change, according to the Ministry of Women, Youth and Children's…
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Solomon Islands tightens its child adoption laws
The Solomon Islands parliament has tightened the conditions for non-residents who want to adopt local children.
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Roe v Wade: Woman in US abortion legal test case dies
Norma McCorvey, whose test case made abortions legal in the United States, has died aged 69.
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What it's like to meet your birth mother for the first time on live TV
'They said, we've got a surprise for you.'
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Call for inquiry into forced adoptions
Maggie Wilkinson has been fighting a 30-year battle for the government to investigate the forced adoption of babies born to unwed mothers from the late 1950s to the mid 1970s. Audio
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Infertility: The club no one wants to join
For Tania Seward, infertility was a club she never dreamed she would join - least of all in her 20s. She talks about her journey, and those of others.
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Secret to Pacific growth in its growing working age population
Audio 29 Apr 2016A new report on demographics and human development in the Pacific says the region has a unique opportunity to accelerate growth by investing in its youth. Audio