It is used in 25 countries, has been translated into 17 languages and is ranked by the United Nations as the leading parenting program.
Major accused of covering up beating
A senior military policeman tried to cover up the apparent beating of an Afghan man arrested by coalition soldiers by falsifying entries in a logbook, a military court heard yesterday.
Families still struggling with cost
Officials warned of 'systemic' corruption
The shock arrest of four customs officers since late last year for alleged collaboration with a crime ring importing illicit drugs through Sydney Airport would have come as no surprise to senior members of the Customs and Border Protection Service.
Waterhouse's multi-million dollar NRL deal put under microscope
Children's soft-drink consumption 'alarming'
School-aged children are consuming ''alarming levels'' of soft drinks, partly because they are readily available at home, a study has found. Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and boys are more likely to be big consumers of soft drinks. The study by the University of Sydney, published in the current issue of Preventive Medicine, found that 24 per cent of the 8058 kids surveyed were drinking an ''alarming'' five or more cups of soft drink a week. More than a quarter of children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds reported high levels of soft-drink consumption, compared with 19 per cent in high socioeconomic backgrounds.
Not-so-glorious food in capital canteens
Well - do you feel liberated?
Ministers turn on PM
Kath & Kim star has breast cancer
Kath & Kim co-creator and star Gina Riley is being treated for breast cancer and has urged women to get regular checks.
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