What makes the Family Court Journal such an important professional space?

In this episode, John and Catrina from the editorial board talk about how the journal brings together practitioners, researchers, judges and people with lived experience to reflect on practice, challenge assumptions and explore new ways of working with children and families.

Read the Family Court Journal

Presented and Produced By Taytula Burke

What is the indicative ballot and why does it matter?

In this episode, Ian and Ben break down the 2025–2026 Probation pay offer, explain why Napo is recommending rejection, and outline what happens next depending on how members vote. From the reality of the 4% offer to the power of collective action, this is a clear, honest discussion about pay, value, and the future of the campaign.

If you haven’t voted yet this episode tells you why you should.

Presented and Produced by Taytula Burke

An exclusive update on the probation pay campaign. Ten months after Napo submitted the claim, still no formal offer is on the table. Ben and Ian explain the delay, how we’re applying pressure, the truth behind the ballot result, and what’s next in the push for fair pay and safer workloads. Essential listening for every probation professional.

Produced and Presented by Taytula Burke | A Napo Podcast Production