This report sets out the background, methodology and findings from the 2016 administration of the Parenting Today in Victoria survey involving 2600 parents of children aged zero through 18 years, residing in the state of Victoria.

Attempting to keep and reunite children with even highly dysfunctional parents at almost all costs has swung the pendulum of child protection systems too far in favour of defending parental rights at the expense of protecting children’s rights and best interests.

This report from the Queensland government provides a progress update of the child and family support reform program.

Evidence from the U.S. that couples with daughters are more likely to divorce than couples with sons has not been found for other Western countries.

This report summarises existing Australian initiatives with community awareness-raising messages about parenting.