Editorial

Wise vision, workable solutions and early childhood action
Alison Elliott
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Guest Statement

Challenging practice and challenging practices in early childhood education and care
Collette Taylor

Feature

Doing it 'our way': Including children and families from different cultures
Margaret Young
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Minya Bunhii: A little nest of learning
Mavis Miller and Ursula Montgomerie

Creative playspaces
Neville Dwyer

Behaviour, belief and action
Sue Roffey

Our responsibility to reconciliation
Frank Hytten

Strengthening indigeneity through whakapapa and Māori pedagogy
Ngaroma Madeleine Williams

More than 'looking after the children': Success stories of child care in remote Indigenous communities
Lyn Fasoli

Transitions

School-based playgroups: Engaging families and creating learning opportunities
Alison Elliott

Innovation

Creating a community space
Coralie McAlister
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Professional Development

Re-thinking the management of community-based early childhood services
Wendy Boyd

Circles of Change: Innovative approaches to field education
Kyn Macfarlane, Jennifer Cartmel and Chris Maher

Profile

Carla Tongun, peace and humanitarian worker
Julian Fleetwood
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Reviews

When Mum went to prison

Ethics in action

Round fish square bowl

The Rough Guide to African music for children

Parent's Page

The ethics of controlled crying
Julian Fleetwood

Fridge Door

What's happening?

Student's Page

Learning about science using a wondering box
Brooke Kavanagh and Mary Morris

Health

Rotavirus gastroenteritis
Goeff Davidson

Ethics

Viewpoint

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