Healthy Male, formerly Andrology Australia, is calling for a significant in the way society and the health system views fathers ahead of Sunday’s 2020 Father’s Day celebrations.

With his programs being taken up across NSW, championed by the State Government and delivered in the UK, the University of Newcastle’s Professor Philip Morgan has become the go-to guy for understanding the role dads play in getting their kids healthy and active.

The new Global Dad Survey from Suit Tie Stroller has highlighted some positive side effects of the COVID-19 lockdown, with many dads saying they would like to continue being at home for their kids under flexible work arrangements. 

Grattan Institute research published today shows the average 25-year-old woman who goes on to have a child can expect to earn A$2 million less by the time she is 70 than the average 25-year-old man who becomes a father. For childless women and men, the lifetime gap is about A$300,000.

“My parenting style depends very much on what my wife says …” So comments a dad taking part in a discussion on Fathering on SBS’s social issues program Insight tonight.

The Fathering Project has launched a channel specifically for dads to help them adjust and make the most of parenting solely from the confines of home.

A world-first program for fathers of pre-school-aged children is helping dads and their kids to enjoy healthier lifestyles.

The program, initiated by the University of Newcastle, focuses on rough and tumble play, healthy eating, active play and sport skills.

Sleep Awareness Week (1-7 October 2017), provides a great opportunity to start a conversation about dads and sleep. If you are wondering why it’s important for people in dads’ lives to talk to them about sleep, here are three good reasons: