TVNZ One News 7 January 2019 Family First Comment: A sad reality – but at least NZ has a structure in place which means that divorces can’t be done quickly and without due consideration – as has become the situation in…
NZ Herald 8 January 2019 Family First Comment: “Acting Minister of Customs Iain Lees-Galloway said the government was strongly committed to stopping the flow of illicit drugs across our borders and reducing the harm caused by illegal substances in our communities.”…
Fox News 6 January 2019 Family First Comment: So true… “Many of the same folks who have been pushing for healthier school lunches, soft drink bans, lower salt content in food and calorie disclosures at restaurants suddenly don’t care about legalising…
The Wall Street Journal 4 January 2019 Family First Comment: “The number of Americans who use cannabis heavily is soaring. In 2006, about 3 million Americans reported using the drug at least 300 times a year, the standard for daily use.…
NZ Herald 6 January 2019 Family First Comment: We’ve been saying this for years. And we’ll be saying the same thing if marijuana is foolishly legalised. The price of your summer tipple would be hiked along with the drinking age under…
Guest editorial: Unborn Kiwis need more protection NZ Herald 3 January 2019 Family First Comment: Excellent commentary from a Christchurch mum… “It’s time to update our abortion law. It’s the 21st Century; the law is 40 years old, and it needs…
NZ Herald 2 January 2019 Police Minister Stuart Nash wants to see all New Zealand music festivals kitted out with drug testing kits by next summer. This has been welcomed by the New Zealand Drug Foundation, who said this was…
The Jerusalem Post 31 December 2018 Family First Comment: Great decision, Israel ?? “The war on prostitution resembles the war against slavery and the emancipation of slaves – no less. At the beginning it was considered radical to call to make…
Attempts to allow drug use and drug testing at music festivals is flawed and dangerous, and is being used by drug-friendly groups and a government apparently soft-on-drugs as a wedge for the normalisation of drug use. Having drug-free music festivals…
