Antonia Kidman pays tribute to her father's legacy

In Australia, 75 per cent of mental health problems reportedly occurs in people before the age of 25 - a scary statistic for parents across the country, with the number of our kids struggling on the rise.

One man who did his part in fighting mental health issues in young people was Dr Antony Kidman - the father of sisters Nicole and Antonia - and the late doctor paved the way for early intervention research in Australia.

Now, the dynamic daughters are celebrating their father's work, as The Kidman Centre continues to carry on the late doctor's legacy.

Read the full story in 7 News The Morning Show: Antonia Kidman pays tribute to her father's passion for youth mental health.

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