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In Australia every state and territory has different abortion laws, and there are some lobby groups pushing for late term abortions, including up to 9 months. Peter and the panel discuss abortion policy in Queensland and Peter is joined by Catherine Toomey - CEO of the Priceless Life Centre and Terri Kelleher from the Australian Family Association.

Shed Happens is a movement that began over 10 years ago as a way for blokes to connect, get real with each other, and get real with God. Peter is joined by his guests Dave and Dan (from Logan Shed) and Vern (organiser of Big Shed) and run a live radio version of Shed Happens.

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We rang up Craig to shine a little light into his life while him and his family go through a tough time.

Pornography has infiltrated our lives, and with a single click has become an invasive, uninvited guest into our family homes. Porn is harming our kids and the discussion in this show centres around what action we need to take to protect our kids from porn on the internet. The guests on the panel are Liz Walker - an author and founder of Youth Well Being Project; Wendy Francis who is the director of the QLD branch of the Australian Christian Lobby; and John Anderson - a father and leader at the Murrumba Downs Shed Happens. http://www.youthwellbeingproject.com.au/ http://www.acl.org.au/states/queensland/ http://shednight.com/

Pete chats with Carolyn Wagner from Teal Soldiers about the new short film, soon to be released.

Peter talks with former detective Brett Lee from Internet Safe Families and Internet Education & Safety Services about keeping kids safe online, and with the use of new technology. http://www.iness.com.au/ http://www.internetsafefamilies.com/

In the aftermath of the tragic death of Cole Miller from a one punch attack, Peter and the panel discuss the problem of senseless violence in our community.

Peter and Neroli have been married for 35 years and this week's topic is on the subject of longevity in marriage. Peter says that nothing has forced him to grow as much as marriage and asks the question what makes marriage work and be successful.

With Christmas almost here, Peter talks about celebrating this special time of year with special needs kids. Peters guest is Chanel Averson who runs the Sensory Santa events for kids with special needs.

This week the conversation was centred around embracing diversity, holding onto the core values of democratic Australia, and maintaining social cohesion following the Paris terrorist attacks.

Guests on the show this week included Alex Tselios from The Big Smoke, Michelle Bridges from TBL Families, Tony Lee from Integrity Agency, Dr Justin Coulsen, and the one and only Jimmy Giggle!

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This week Peter discusses the important and often confusing world of medications. He is joined by Dr Geraldine Moses and Debbie Rigby, who are both consultant clinical pharmacists.

This week on the Family Show with Liam and Robbie, the boys spoke to Grace Knight of The Eurogliders, journalist Ben Fordham about his battle with epilepsy, and host of The Project Waleed Aly - and the mums of Brisbane filled us in on husband labour ward fails!

What happened to the days of playing outside in barefoot until our feet were blackened by the dirt? The Family Show’s Liam and Robbie caught up with the founder of happyfamilies.com.au, Dr Justin Coulson, who is pushing Mums and Dads to allow their kids more play time.

The latest software updates for the iPhone feature a new emoji, that ties in mwith a global social campaign called "I Am A Witness". Tony Lee from NTegrity Agency gives Liam and Robbie on The Family Show the inside word, as to what it's trying to achieve.

He's back! Rick Price is back on the blades, and you can be there this Friday night. He's the Aussie singing legend who hails from Brissy, and he's doing an exclusive gig for us live at Boondal Ice World. You have the chance top join hundreds of others, and enjoy a family fun night of non stop ice skating, while Rick performs live to the crowd. Rick has told The Family Show it'll be nice to come home for another year to catch up with friends and family.

The Melbourne Cup is one of the most famous horse races in the world, and also the biggest day for gambling in Australia. Following on from the Melbourne Cup this week, Peter discusses the issue of problem gambling and it's impact on individuals and families.