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Family First Episodes
Here are the latest episodes from Family First’s shows and livestreams, discussing and debating a range of topics without any constraints – get the insights and commentary which you won’t get from the mainstream media. We cut through the spin and discuss the issues related to family and society.
Bilton Truth: If you Love NZ, Go Vote!
McBlog: What Just Happened In America?!
Solid Ground – 5 November 2026
Family Matters EXCLUSIVE – Dr Isobel Ross and The Ethics of Puberty Blockers
Daybreak – 4 November 2026
Political Playback Election Special – 3 November 2026
Solid Ground – 3 November 2026
StraightTalk – 2 November 2026
Daybreak – 2 November 2026
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Latest Commentary & Articles
Here are the latest articles and commentary from Family First’s writers, where we analyse the current news events which are relevant to families and society. We provide the insight and context which you won’t get from the mainstream media. We’ll help you better understand what’s happening and the broader implications.
Virginia voters entrench abortion and same-sex marriage into the state constitution
New detransition clinic opens at Texas Children’s Hospital after legal settlement
Informed Consent Not Enough For Puberty Blockers
Tasmania’s parliament debates conversion practices ban
MEDIA RELEASE: High Court Sides With Activists, Not Vulnerable Children
STRONG FAMILY, STRONG NATION
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Scott Kennedy: Critical Thinking – Until You Disagree?