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The Platoon Commander – John O’Halloran
Broke Lives Broken Minds – Maggie Allen & Pamela Roche
The Commando Way - Bram Connolly
The Forgotten – Dr Will Davies
The Making of Men – Dr Arne Rubenstein
Raising Boys – Steve Biddulph
Father-Daughter Relationships: Contemporary Research & Issues – Linda Nielsen
Mothering Our Boys - Maggie Dent
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October 8: Broken Lives Broken Minds – Parental Alienation Awareness Day
Pamela Roche … in conversation with Ken Thompson & Bill Kable

This is one mother’s truly shocking story of a heart-wrenching, soul destroying thirteen-year battle against her manipulative ex-husband, against injustice, against courts, against a system that let her down - a system that let her two sons down in the worst possible way. Pamela Roche tells her story of parental abduction and seeing her children systematically poisoned against her. She also recounts how the professionals involved failed to do their duty causing irreparable damage to their lives.

 

October 15: The Platoon Commander
John O’Halloran …
in conversation with Bill Kable

At the start of the Vietnam War John O’Halloran was a national serviceman from Tamworth and never expected to serve overseas. He would go on to lead with distinction as a platoon commander in 6RAR’s B Company at three of the biggest conflicts of the Vietnam War. This is one soldier’s extraordinary account of a war that still haunts Australia.

 

 

 



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