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Is it OK to smack your kids? | ABC Radio National

As the Queensland state election approaches, a divisive topic has hit news headlines: is it OK to use physical punishments to discipline kids?
Candidates from Katter's Australia Party have come out in favour of corporal punishment — but many parents, carers and teachers disagree.
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