Who I’m Voting For This Election
Well, I was asked this at the last election in 2023 and I’m regularly being asked this election period. Who am I voting for….
Well, I was asked this at the last election in 2023 and I’m regularly being asked this election period. Who am I voting for….
We speak to the founder and Executive Director of Genspect Dr Stella O’Malley about the best available evidence for the care of children with gender dysphoria and gender-questioning youth. Dr O’Malley is a prominent international voice in the struggle for the rights of concerned parents and detransitioners. She has been on a speaking tour of Australia and NZ.
We speak to former National Cabinet minister, Auckland Mayor, and ACT Party leader John Banks about his analysis of Election 2026, his predictions, and why the major parties are failing to fire.
We speak to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton. Topics include: the Omani co-pilot accused of attempting to crash an Israel-bound flight has been linked to a Melbourne Islamic centre; the Australian Greens leadership refuse to condemn their UK counterparts who say that “Zionism is Racism”; the latest political polling; and can Pauline Hanson and the Liberal party put aside their differences to defeat Albanese and Labour.
We check in with our UK correspondent Sean Redfearn from Christian Concern based in London. Topics include: latest attempts on legalising euthanasia; a Christian social worker Felix Ngole wins his case as the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in London rules that losing his job for his public Christian beliefs would be discrimination; the UK Greens say that ‘mother and father’ is unacceptable language and that Zionism (advocating for the self-determination and statehood of the Jewish people in their ancestral homeland) is racism; more attempts to introduce a ‘conversion therapy’ law; and could UK vote on Brexit again?
We check in with our US correspondent Glenn Stanton from Focus on the Family. Topics discussed include: Seattle passed a measure to extend civil rights protections to non-monogamous people & recognise additional sexual orientations and gender identities; younger teens are now much less likely to say they are lesbian, gay, or bisexual; who is Hasan Piker and why should we care; the debate over the death penalty and Christa Pike; are we hearing the full story regarding Cornell University and is the sexual revolution of hedonism and narcissism the real culprit; and are the polls correct on the upcoming mid-term elections.
An activist at a recent Socialism 2026 conference in Chicago slammed the “diet industry” for policing “Black fat flesh,” characterising modern health standards & weight management as forms of “body fascism” – drawing on “eugenic, anti-Black, anti-fat, ableist, racist, productivist traditions…” Where’s my paper bag and tin-foil hat?
The newly released RSE curriculum has had some significant & welcome improvements – but there has been a disturbing change. The Ministry of Education has previously told schools and boards of trustees that they must find out the wishes of the school community in terms of how sex education should be implemented, “given the views, beliefs, and customs of the members of that community”. Well – no more. The Government doesn’t want your input or to consult with you anymore. They’re just going to tell you what they’re going to do. They’re also not required to provide detailed lesson plans or every classroom resource that will support this teaching and learning. Why the secrecy?
The Green Party have released their health policy. It’s quite the jumble of themes, phobias & woke terms. To be fair, there’s a couple of good things – but it’s predominantly pro abortion, transing and euthanasia. And a (whacky) claim that females only give birth to “most” babies.
The latest 2026 Quality of Life survey is out – and it confirms the bad news for the news media. Not only do we distrust…