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China gives new parents incentive to pass on mother’s surname

Chinese newborns who are given the mother’s maiden name receive cash bonus.

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Plight of the Yazidis

Thousands of Yazidis seek refuge on Mount Sinjar as Islamic State militants threaten to kill them all, and have already killed at least 500.

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Active mums have active children

A UK study suggests the more active a mother is the more physically active her children will be.

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Overseas adoptions set to get easier for Aussies

New laws will make adopting children from other countries a much easier process for Australians.

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Parting ways: adult divorce

While the impact of divorce on children is well documented, what happens when Mum and Dad split after the kids have grown up? MiNDFOOD talks to the children of divorced baby boomers.

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Mindful separation

Divorce can be a harrowing experience but it doesn’t have to, there are ways to achieve mindful separation says one expert.

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Manu Fiedel’s French Dinner Party menu

Our favourite French chef, Manu Fiedel, shares his delicious dinner-party menu to inspire us to get cooking for a cause this month.

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Don’t shiver, be happy

While the darker, cooler, and shorter days make it hard to keep a happy disposition, it’s not all doom and gloom. Here are five tips for staying happy this winter.

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Britain’s Princes William & Harry open care centre for soldiers

British Princes William and Harry open a new Help for Heroes centre, set up to care for former soldiers and their families.

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China earthquake in pictures

We take a look in pictures at China’s Sichuan province after an earthquake, the worst in three years, killed 186, injured 11,800 and left many more homeless.

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Taking motherhood into their own hands

A female-only village in a very traditional Vietnam is upending centuries-old traditions and redefining parenthood.

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Alabama school bans ‘Easter’

Students at an elementary school in the United States have been banned from using the word “Easter”, all in the name of religious diversity.

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The Monalto Sculpture Prize 2013

Neil Williams is an artist and manager of Victoria’s Monalto Sculpture Prize. He joins us to talk about the outdoor exhibition which takes place annually in the grounds of Monalto Vineyard and Olive Grove and attracts crowds of art enthusiasts.

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Kids with mental illness

More and more children are suffering from mental health issues. Dr Lyn O’Grady discusses some of the problem behaviours, and the tell-tale signs you should watch out for.

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Empowering women

The ability to generate and control an income can empower women in developing countries and lead to a better future for their families and communities. Diana Bowles from Good Returns explains how you can help.

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Making time for family

We’re all constantly struggling to find a good work and family-life balance. Gary Adair, Director of Families at Living Social, recommends some activities you can plan with your kids that everyone can enjoy and wont break the budget.

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Autism: early intervention and support

We speak to Trevor Clarke from Autism Spectrum Australia about the growing need for support services for autistic children and their families and which early behaviour indicators to watch out for.

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Commoners marrying into royal families

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Stamp duty

British artist Steve McQueen, a Turner Prize winner and acclaimed filmmaker, has called for portraits of soldiers killed in the Iraq conflict to be turned into postage stamps.

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Seeking damages

The family of two victims of Chile’s massive quake have accused the government of manslaughter in a lawsuit filed this week, reports MiNDFOOD.

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