Family First NZ says that a decision by a judge today in the Wellington High Court to pause the ban on puberty blockers could have been written by the radical activist transgender group PATHA.

A new survey in the US reveals the impact of Charlie’s death – and Erika is all class in an interview with the New York Times with her comments on forgiveness, social media and the importance of family and motherhood.

The latest edition of the NZ Listener has a front page sprawling with the heading “Right Turn – The global rise of radical conservatism and its influence on Aotearoa”. We can barely breathe. Inside it screams: “Special Report – Right Thinkers – The sometimes terrifying ideas that are driving populist, right-wing sentiment across the globe.” Lock up your children. Hide your pets. Comfort your loved ones. Bob has read this article so you don’t need to. You can thank him later.

Bet you never saw that one coming. But InsideOut can appoint whoever they want to their staff. It could be a furry, for all we care. But what we do care about is that this group is government funded to go into schools to indoctrinate both the children and the staff in radical sexuality and gender confusion. So yes – this appointment absolutely matters. The CEO’s worldview matters – to parents, and to children in schools where InsideOut is allowed to spread their confused & dangerous tentacles.

The claim is always made the “war on drugs” isn’t working and that we should legalise all drugs. The Drug Foundation want you to believe that EVERYONE is using drugs and the law is failing. But actually, they’re deceiving you. Let’s change it slightly and ask – is the law on drugs working? The latest research from the Ministry of Health suggests that – actually – the law IS working.

The Human Rights Commission have re-confirmed why they should be treated with both contempt and extreme caution. The decision last week by the Government to pause the prescription of puberty blockers until they can be proven both safe and effective was slammed by the HRC. “The risks should not lead to denial of access. The dignity of risk means having the right to make our own choices and self-determine, even if it could have negative consequences”. The government should do us all a favour and scrap the Human Rights Commission – at least to put them out of their own misery & confusion.

We speak to NZ First leader Winston Peters about the recent Government announcement to ban puberty blockers, and the uphill battle to get the decision across the line. We also touch on the new RSE guidelines and proposals for parent consultation.

Yesterday was a good day. A superb decision by the Government to ban the prescribing of puberty blockers. A great day for safeguarding children and protecting minors from experimental treatment and irreversible decisions. Bob outlines why it was the only decision the Government could make.

Does TVNZ Also Need To Apologise To Trump? … View the evidence. You be the Judge.

Bob reviews “JACINDA: The Untold Stories” by David Cohen with Rebecca Keillor. The unauthorised biography. Words such as “admiration”, “empathetic”, “political tactician” & “trailblazer” are evidence that this is not a ‘hatefest’ coming up against an authorised movie and an authorised book which are clearly ‘lovefests’. This book is an honest assessment, which includes commentary from a smorgasbord of both left, right and centrist people.