Bettina Arndt has been one of Australia’s most prominent commentators on the ever changing roles of women in society, and the changes to the dynamics of marriages and relationships as a result.
In this podcast, Nathan Hondros questions Bettina Arndt on her views as to whether such an inquiry is a clear necessity, or a Trojan horse aimed to weaken domestic violence provisions for women.
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Pauline Hanson on the Today Show on the Nine Network discussing with Georgie Parker why Australia's family law system needs in in-depth inquiry.
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The 7pm Project interviews "Bill", Professor Patrick Parkinson, Barry Williams and Simon Ronchi about the bias against men and fathers in family law. Published on Mar 8, 2011
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