Stella O’Malley experienced gender dysphoria throughout her childhood and wanted to identify as a boy, but when she hit puberty, she realised that biology was “bigger than me”. She is very grateful that she was …
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The Law Commission is currently reviewing surrogacy laws in New Zealand – and a private members bill by Labour MP Tamati Coffey to make surrogacy easier has just been drawn from the ballot and will …
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7th November 2021 will be a sad day in New Zealand’s history. It is the day when euthanasia and assisted suicide become officially legal in NZ. The End of Life Choice Act will come into …
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Join the conversation as Brendan Malone and Bob McCoskrie give you 11 keys to understanding the media. You’ll learn how to exercise discernment around what online media you click on, and what media you rely …
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It’s Father’s Day on Sunday. And that’s a great opportunity to honour fathers, and acknowledge their important role in families and in society. In the latest episode of Family Matters, we have a short message …
The Labour government has introduced the “Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill” which is a proposed law to ban ‘conversion therapy’. It is vital that families, faith and community leaders understand what is in the bill, …
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The Government has released its plan for laws governing ‘hate speech’, and it is now vital that families and faith communities understand what is really at stake with these proposals. One of the most disturbing …
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Despite widespread acceptance of bi-culturalism and the increasing use of Te Reo Māori, terms like “systemic racism”, “White guilt” and “White privilege” are being enthusiastically embraced by organisations and governments – and now being pushed …
