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Viv Gurrey: The importance of breastfeeding
Parents Centres New Zealand says Shelley Bridgeman's comments about breastfeeding are imbalanced and misinformed.

Children's new advocate has proud record of cutting abuse
Brains behind successful Hawkes Bay scheme given chance to put ideas into practice nationwide.

Key blamed for protection squad cost blowout
Labour is accusing John Key of using his police security officers more than he needs to.

Govt to spend $55m on youth jobs
A new Govt package will give subsidies to employers who agree to train a young person and give them a permanent job.

<i>Shelley Bridgeman:</i> Not all families are equal
We should have the courage to question one-size-fits-all advice on parenting, writes Shelley Bridgeman.

Mood lighting helps pupils learn
Could the amount of light in a classroom play an important role in the learning process?

Ugly side of 'parent power' at school
Ten per cent of head teachers in Britain have been assaulted by a parent or carer during the past five years.