Media Release 31 July 2011 Family First NZ is welcoming the policy announced by NZ First today to fix the anti-smacking law, and says the party will benefit in the polls from the announcement. “Independent polling of NZ’ers has found a…
Media Release 30 July 2011 Family First NZ is rejecting a call from Labour to ‘modernise’ adoption laws. “The purpose of adoption is not to provide a child to adults, but rather to provide a family to a child,” says…
The Green Paper on child abuse will fail for the following reasons: * the response of Labour and Greens to the Green Paper on abuse released by the government today proves that politicians must be removed from the process. The…
At the recent Forum on the Family, John Key and Phil Goff responded to questions on faith, marriage, abortion, parental notification, euthanasia, loan sharks, same sex adoption and marriage, law and order, child abuse, the anti-smacking law, and more! (find…
Media Release 25 July 2011 Family First NZ is repeating its call for a non-political Commission of Inquiry into the unacceptable levels of child abuse in NZ and says that the response of Labour and Greens to the Green Paper…
Interesting. National Radio is doing a feature on child abuse on Sunday morning Insight. Having interviewed many many experts on the issue, they’ve picked up on our calls for an independent Commission of Inquiry into child abuse Family First wants…
Media Release 20 July 2011 Family First NZ says that lawyers have sent a clear warning to parents regarding the anti-smacking law – that parenting is now a risky business and parents should always seek legal advice when facing complaints…
The media are avoiding the issue The politicians don’t want to know about it But families deserve the truth! The media have, apart from some print media, largely ignored the documentary “My Mummy’s A Criminal” questioning a government report and…
MEDIA RELEASE 19 July 2011 Family First NZ is disputing a Research NZ poll on same-sex marriage saying that similar polling in March suggests the exact opposite. “The Research NZ poll of just 500 people found that 60% of those…
