MEDIA RELEASE 21 September 2022 Puberty Blockers Not “Safe & Reversible” – Ministry of Health Family First NZ is welcoming an overdue turnaround in the Ministry of Health’s policy on puberty blockers for young people …
Puberty Blockers Not “Safe & Reversible” – Ministry of Health Read More »
MEDIA RELEASE – 4 September 2022 Family First’s latest report Child and Youth Mental Health: why New Zealand’s young lead the developed world in poor mental health uncovers data from a number of public service …
Youth Mental Health – New Report Uncovers ‘Alarming’ Data Read More »
In 2020, UNICEF ranked New Zealand last of 38 developed countries in child mental well-being. In a new report for Family First, researcher Lindsay Mitchell explores the UNICEF claim.
MEDIA RELEASE – 10 August 2022 Family First NZ is calling for the Improving Arrangements for Surrogacy Bill currently being considered by the Health Select Committee to be withdrawn, and for the Government to produce …
Call For Surrogacy Bill To Be Withdrawn & Reconsidered Read More »
MEDIA RELEASE – An in-depth analysis of the media coverage of the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn Roe v Wade and its implication for New Zealand has found that the significant …
NZ Media very heavily biased (82%) to pro-abortion narrative Read More »
Family First is calling on the New Zealand government to pause the use of puberty blockers for teenagers while further research is undertaken, a sentiment supported by a majority of New Zealanders and an increasing …
In a significant development, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning label about the risk of puberty blockers after six minors (ages 5-12) experienced severe symptoms. The minors, who were all …
Media Release 24 July 2022 A new nationwide poll has found significant concern about the cost of living and its effect not only on personal budgets but also the effect on other families in the …
MEDIA RELEASE 29 June 2022 Family First NZ is welcoming a decision by the Government to block attempts to liberalise trading laws around the Easter period. “We reject any liberalisation of Easter trading laws and …
“This decision is a sad day for the freedom of speech and belief in New Zealand, and sets a disturbing precedent. The attempt – some would label it a ‘witch hunt’ – by the Charities …