The so-called experts (WPATH) on chemicalising and confusing children in the false attempt to make a boy a girl and a girl a boy made a stunning admission last week. So stunning that our NZ media ignored it – despite the significant link of WPATH to New Zealand (via PATHA). You’ll soon know why. It goes against all the narrative around so-called “gender affirmation”. The transgender movement’s sainted authority on medical issues is effectively admitting that there is more than one position on the issue—and telling a court that preserving open debate on transgender “health care” is a public good.

We speak to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton from the Family First political party. Topics include: the Australian Census happening this week and the questions on ‘identity’ and religion; a Sydney Mosque wants to broadcast calls to prayer; the Australian government puts $10m into gender indoctrination of young people

Bob talks to ACT Party leader David Seymour about the ‘reasonable force’ plan for disruptive students policy just announced, is there really an issue in classrooms, how bad has student behaviour got, and is this also time to revisit the anti-smacking law. They also discuss the possible solutions to the harms of social media to teenagers if a social media ban isn’t the solution, will a ban on smartphones solve some of the problem as proposed by ACT, and is the real issue lax parenting or are Big Tech needing to be held to account.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – here’s the interview with New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, discussing the baby bonus policy just announced, the possible solutions to the harms of social media to teenagers if a social media ban isn’t the solution, and also political threats coming from the left – and is he racist?

Jojo Ruba is from the Cornerstone Institute (Canada) which is similar to Family First. We discuss social & moral issues which both Canada and NZ are dealing with – including abortion, euthanasia, ‘conversion therapy’ bans, the rapid expansion of euthanasia, Canada’s disturbing hate speech laws, prostitution, anti-smacking laws and gender ideology. What can we learn from Canada’s experience, and what can we warn them about.

Last week I was at the Social Conservative Policy Conference (SoConCon) in Washington DC with social conservative leaders from the US & also Canada. I had the opportunity to catch up with with Alex Schadenberg from Euthanasia Prevention Coalition in Canada.

Last week I was at the Social Conservative Policy Conference (SoConCon) in Washington DC with social conservative leaders from the US & also Canada. I had the opportunity to touch base with Walt Heyer who spoke at our Forum on the Family in 2023 and also 2018. Walt is an American author, activist and speaker who underwent ‘gender reassignment’ and attempted to live for eight years as a woman before acknowledging the biological truth in 1991. He argues that there is no such thing as “transgender” or a “detransitioner”.

We speak to our US correspondent Glenn Stanton from Focus on the Family in Colorado. Topics include: pride month, the disturbing targeting of children but the decreasing involvement of corporations; 250th anniversary celebrations on July 4th; two significant decisions from the US Supreme Court around birthright citizenship and ‘transgender’ sports; and just how many hot dogs can be eaten in 10 minutes – and why is it even a sport!

Commentator & StraightTalk panelist Ashley Church argues that a vote for The Opportunities Party is simply a vote for the Greens and Labour, and that TOP is not the centrist party it presents itself to be. It is a strongly left-wing party wearing centrist clothing, a Trojan horse designed to deliver centrist votes to the left. Ashley argues that TOP has been deliberately re-engineered as a political vehicle capable of attracting voters who care about environmental protection, housing affordability and political reform, but who would hesitate to vote Labour or Green. It is also strongly socially liberal.

Bob speaks to Family First’s Simon O’Connor about the recent ARC Conference held in London with an array of international speakers including Konstantin Kisin, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Seth Dillon, Sall Grover, Nick Freitas and many more.