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The National Party promised to amend the anti-smacking law if they saw evidence of good parents getting criminalised for ‘lightly […]

To justify the anti-smacking law, there has been plenty of unsubstantiated claims made against smacking. We believe that smacking is

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The anti-smacking law fuelled much debate in the public sphere. Here are a selection of interviews and quotes by notable

Should a smack as part of good parental correction be a criminal offence in NZ? Here are a selection of

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