Commentary
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Commentary
Primary School criticised for Compelled Speech
October 19, 2023
News & Stories
Compelled Speech is never acceptable, especially when it's being pushed onto primary-aged children. But at Auckland’s Melons Bay School students are being compelled to use ...
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Research shows New Zealand children spend a third of after-school time on screens
October 13, 2023
Media Releases
A study published in the New Zealand Medical Journal found children are spending a third of their after-school time on screens, including more than half ...
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Canada: Increased health problems after 5 years of cannabis legalisation
October 12, 2023
News & Stories
Five years after Canada legalised cannabis, public health experts say legalisation hasn't created any health benefits — but it has been linked to some serious ...
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UK: Over One Third of Children on Puberty Blockers Experienced Worsened Mental Health
October 9, 2023
News & Stories
New research from the UK found that the majority of children put on puberty blockers and hormone drugs experienced erratic and fluctuating mental health, including ...
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The most revealing question you can ask a current or aspiring MP
October 9, 2023
News & Stories
Identity? The progressive says it’s chosen and the conservative says it’s given. Consequently “What is a woman?” is the most revealing question you can ask ...
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StraightTalk – Special Election Episodes
October 6, 2023
News & Stories StraightTalk
Here's our 3 Special Election Episodes of StraightTalk - Featuring NZ First leader Winston Peters, ACT leader David Seymour, and the leaders of minor conservative ...
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Increased violence in our schools
October 5, 2023
News & Stories
According to Ministry of Education data, there's increased violence in our schools, with more students being suspended for physically assaulting staff or students. Some schools ...
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Canada: Booming sales of legalised marijuana linked to more car crashes and ED visits
October 3, 2023
News & Stories
Research published in the Journal of American Medical Association found that after legalisation and commercialisation of cannabis, there was an increase of 223% in rates ...
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National calls for “age-appropriate” sex education in schools
September 29, 2023
News & Stories
We're pleased to see the National Party stating that sex education in schools should be "age-appropriate", and that be parents consulted on it. Leader Christopher ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Strong Support For Age-Verification On Porn Sites – Poll
September 6, 2023
Media Releases
A new poll has found significant support for pornography sites to have age-verification requirements. Almost 4 in 5 (79%) respondents support a law requiring age ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Ad attacking Luxon OK, but Ad promoting women is Banned
September 5, 2023
Media Releases
A brutal ‘attack’ advertisement on National leader Christopher Luxon by a trade union has been printed in the NZ Herald as a full wrap-around on ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Only 1 in 6 Oppose ‘Three Strikes’ Law – Poll
September 4, 2023
Media Releases
A nationwide poll has found that just 16% of New Zealanders oppose bringing back the ‘Three Strikes’ law which was recently repealed by the Labour ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Polls shows growing rejection of gender ideology being pushed on to children
September 3, 2023
Media Releases
A new nationwide poll has found significant opposition to gender ideology overall, but especially in schools and in women's sports. The poll has also found ...
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MEDIA RELEASE (POLL) – Teacher not using preferred pronouns shouldn’t be deregistered
September 2, 2023
Media Releases
MEDIA RELEASE - A new nationwide poll has found significant opposition to a decision which resulted in a teacher losing his teaching licence for refusing ...
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Central Southland College parents raise concerns about sexual education
August 26, 2023
News & Stories
Outraged parents of Central Southland College pupils are demanding explanations about why they were not told about the type of sexual education their children were ...
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Value Your Vote – Election 2023
August 20, 2023
News & Stories
Value Your Vote - Election 2023. As you prepare to vote in the upcoming 2023 New Zealand General Election, our Value Your Vote resource will ...
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NZ schools and teachers dealing with more student violence
July 30, 2023
News & Stories
According to the NZ Herald and the latest MOE figures on school suspensions due to physical assaults, student violence in schools appears to be on ...
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“Safe areas” around abortion services to be rolled out next month
July 27, 2023
News & Stories
From August 25, safe areas will be introduced around abortion services. Safe areas will cover up to 150 metres around the premises of an abortion ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Proof That Newspaper Editors Collaborated To Censor Advert
July 20, 2023
Media Releases
Proof that newspaper editors united to censor pro-woman advert. Family First wanted to place full-page advertisements in six major daily newspapers on Wednesday 19 July ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: Major Daily Newspapers Unite To Censor Social Debate
July 19, 2023
Media Releases
In a disturbing display of media censorship, the major daily newspapers have all banded together to pull the publication of a full page advertisement at ...
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MEDIA RELEASE: “What is a woman?” Campaign Launched
July 19, 2023
Media Releases
A nationwide campaign asking the question “What is a woman?” has been launched today. An accompanying petition calls for ‘woman’ to be defined as ‘an ...
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