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Latest 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.
McBlog: RSE is still in some schools – check yours!
Political Playback – 5th February 2025
McBlog: A media masterclass from Pierre Poilievre
Family Matters – Dr David Cumin on events in the Middle East and closer to home
McBlog: Bye bye Joe, Justin and ‘fact’ checkers
McBlog: DEI is (thankfully) DIE-ing
McBlog: Growing up (traumatised) in NZ?
Solid Ground with Simon O’Connor – 28th January 2025
McBlog: The media’s inauguration meltdown
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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.
The media are promoting drug-use, again!
A new BMJ study finds women unprepared for the intense pain of abortion pill
US film highlights concerns over Assisted Dying and its impact on people with disabilities
Call to End Prescribing Puberty Blockers In NZ
The troubling surge in assisted suicide
US Lawsuit puts porn access age verification in the spotlight
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