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Action plan to tackle family violence

Community battles drunken violence

Watch and learn therapy helps mothers bond with children

Weigh-ins planned for preschoolers to curb obesity

53,000 support Plunket helpline

<i>Picture:</i> Red, white ... and turning blue very quickly

Spare the rod but light smack okay, says Green MP

<i>Budget 2006:</i> Infants to get more health checks

Prime Minister backs Plunketline plan

Plunket seeks talks on funding

Plunket loses Government helpline contract

Giant's port call rocking the boat

Plunket staff vote in favour of pay rise

Otago puts lid on Lyttelton Port play

Silver lining to coin's demise

Plunket nurses set to get pay in line with hospitals

Checks on children slammed

<EM>Obituary:</EM> Robert White

Curly words test orthographic skill

Health line in reverse

Free bassinet scheme aims to beat cot deaths

Help for parents difficult to find says Families Commission

Plunket nurse's star shines bright

Put parents into care, says educator

Party policies to help New Zealand families

Top parties fail child poverty test

Seven years jail for mother who killed baby

Toddler lucky to be alive, say Plunket and police

NZ First to pitch for free healthcare for children

Praise preferred over smacking

Cruelty to animals by children could indicate sexual abuse

Campaign to stop flu from spreading starts in schools

Calls to PlunketLine going unanswered

<EM>John Bowis:</EM> Setting the record straight on the smacking debate

Action plan to tackle family violence

Community battles drunken violence

Watch and learn therapy helps mothers bond with children

Weigh-ins planned for preschoolers to curb obesity

53,000 support Plunket helpline

<i>Picture:</i> Red, white ... and turning blue very quickly

Spare the rod but light smack okay, says Green MP

<i>Budget 2006:</i> Infants to get more health checks

Prime Minister backs Plunketline plan

Plunket seeks talks on funding

Plunket loses Government helpline contract

Giant's port call rocking the boat

Plunket staff vote in favour of pay rise

Otago puts lid on Lyttelton Port play

Silver lining to coin's demise

Plunket nurses set to get pay in line with hospitals

Checks on children slammed

<EM>Obituary:</EM>&nbsp;Robert White

Curly words test orthographic skill

Health line in reverse

Free bassinet scheme aims to beat cot deaths

Help for parents difficult to find says Families Commission

Plunket nurse's star shines bright

Put parents into care, says educator

Party policies to help New Zealand families

Top parties fail child poverty test

Seven years jail for mother who killed baby

Toddler lucky to be alive, say Plunket and police

NZ First to pitch for free healthcare for children

Praise preferred over smacking

Cruelty to animals by children could indicate sexual abuse

Campaign to stop flu from spreading starts in schools

Calls to PlunketLine going unanswered

<EM>John Bowis:</EM> Setting the record straight on the smacking debate

<EM>Obituary:</EM> Robert White