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Here are some photos from the first day of Convoy 2005 – taken at the Albany Mega Centre last Saturday. The convoy is on its way to Lower Hutt this morning, and there will be a demonstration at Parliament at 1.00pm Friday.
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Dear caring parents and good people . We want many cameras clicking away tomorrow as we all gather on the steps of Parliament to voice our concerns we have for our Children and the Family Court . Can’t wait to mingle with all the other superhero’s who are inspiration to all Heartbroken New Zealand parents suffering from the insidious parental alienation crap. In solidarity as Love will conquer all -dad4justice
Comment by Peter Burns — Thu 10th March 2005 @ 10:49 am
It was great to be part of the convoy in Albany and Hamilton as a mother affected by some of the same issues that you men are affected by. A shame I can’t make it to Wellington. To all those assembling in front of Parliament – go for it and give it your best shot – it’s what our children need and deserve.
Comment by Wilma Stuart — Thu 10th March 2005 @ 3:21 pm
Would love to get an update on the sucess of the convoy & parliement protest. My situation is getting worse n worse having just found out @ 7am this morning that I did not need to pick up by daughter from her school today because surprise surprise she is off to Queenstown for a holiday with her mum till the end of the week. On top of that I have just been informed that they are going on a world trip next year to UK, Portugal, US, Hongkong. Nice to see my child support money being spent so wisely on saving for my childs education in the future NOT
Comment by Mark Lloyd — Wed 16th March 2005 @ 9:46 am