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]]>Dads for Kids Festival – Dubbo March 2013
Dubbo dads play an extremely important role in the lives of their children. To both celebrate and recognise their fundamental role in family and society, UnitingCare Burnside’s Men In Family Relationships program hosted the fourth annual Dads for Kids Festival on Sunday 17 March. The activities organised as part of this year’s Dad for Kids festival promise to be popular amongst dads and kids alike. Not only was there live band, story corner, jumping castle, face painting, tug-of-war and sporting activities, there was education and lifestyle displays to encourage learning, teach useful parenting and other life skills and develop interests together. Retired rugby league legend and dad, Wayne Pearce will also make a guest appearance.
We were extremely lucky to have Wayne Pearce assist us in doing a live display.
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]]>Fight to stop fatalities
20 Mar 2013
On Sunday the couple were in Dubbo with foundation volunteers at the Dads for Kids Festival at Dubbo Showground with their Driveway Safety display.
The display shows ways parents can help keep children safe from vehicle, particularly in the home environment
http://www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/1373762/fight-to-stop-fatalities/
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]]>Daily Telegraph – Free Education Guide
21 Jul 2012
More than 500,000 copies of a new educational guide about how to keep children safe around vehicles will be distributed free in the next few weeks. Horror statistics show 100 children are injured in NSW road crashes every week – those aged zero to five are among the most vulnerable.
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]]>Housing May 2012 – Turning grief into action
27 May 2012
To see the full article please click the link below
Housing online
Housing, Australia’s premier home building industry magazine has gone digital. It is still published five times a year, with an estimated readership of 112,000 business people. It continues to keep HIA members up-to-date and informed but now in a new digital format. Includes archived issues from September 2008 onwards.
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]]>Daily Telegraph – Rear cameras a step forward
11 May 2012 – Rear cameras a step forward – reverse lenses could become mandatory
The O’Farrell Government will push for a change in the law following a campaign – Check, See, Turn the Key – by The Daily Telegraph and families to make children safer in private driveways and around homes.
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]]>Young Witness – Meeting in Sydney
2 May 2012
In the Young Witness was this article in relation to the meeting that Peter and Emma Cockburn had with the NSW Minister for Roads, Duncan Gay and NRMA’s President Wendy Machin and NRMA’s Government Relations and Public Policy Sam Giddings.
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]]>Young Witness – A year on
16 Apr 2012 – 12 Months on….
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]]>Daily Telegraph – Call for home crash stats
THE O’Farrell government has thrown its support behind the campaign for a central database to record all accidents involving children and vehicles in driveways and around homes.
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]]>The Daily Telegraph – Launch Check, See, Turn the Key
TODAY The Daily Telegraph launches Check, See, Turn the Key, a road safety campaign designed to bring down driveway deaths and injuries
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