In my recent blog “Why the parliamentary inquiry into family law is failing” I outlined the various reasons for my concerns and will now elaborate on the spe...

The Joint Select Committee on Australia’s Family Law System may have now proven what many have stated in the past in that we need a Royal Commission. This is...

In Chapter 23 I outlined the various player in “The Family Separation Industry” and how the industry contributes to the disgraceful outcomes for parents and ...

For many years we have watched governments bicker and act like disruptive children in our parliament. In the lead up to the 2019 Australian Federal election,...

The preface to the book answers this question and contains the five main reasons in greater detail: A record for my daughter that she is loved. I had at one ...

I have often read glib statements such as: False allegations are rare - and politicians used this manufactured MYTH to justify not changing the laws and not ...

If you are into psychology and a fan of Maslow and the hierarchy of needs then you will appreciate how easily fear and conflict can develop when it is promot...

So why have I published this on World Mental Health Day? Our children and parents that have been mistreated by the Family Separation Industry and this mistre...

I recently wrote o blog on RU OK day on 10 September 2019 and highlighted the plight of one friend that will no longer see her children in circumstances driv...

White Ribbon the anti Domestic Violence (DV) organisation in Australia has gone into liquidation and I am happy. I may add that I am at the same time sad, as...

Family Law - Joint Parliamentary Inquiry announced - Will witnesses be silenced

My daughter is the victim of Parental Alienation and as a protective loving parent, knowing and experiencing how mental health, the Family Law Industry, ideo...

On the 23 November 2018 the National Mental Health Commission wrote “Whole-of-Government approach is key to mental health reform”.

The writing of this book and exposing myself (even under the pseudonym) became essential and traumatic.

It is extremely disappointing for me that I am not legally allowed to tell the story of my life in public and to state the name...

As I walked up toward the epitaph at the RSL, I saw a police officer in his flak jacket which was something I had not seen in previous years