Family First TV

“We've been effectively 'cancelled' by the mainstream media - probably since the 2013 marriage debate” - Bob McCoskrie

With the mainstream media and social media platforms becoming increasingly hostile towards conservative organisations and viewpoints, our goal is to sidestep them and speak directly to our thousands of supporters. Our goal is to produce credible and well-researched summaries of the issues affecting families, which will educate and empower them to also speak up. And judging by the response, our supporters are loving it!

Family First TV

“We've been effectively 'cancelled' by the mainstream media - probably since the 2013 marriage debate” - Bob McCoskrie

With the mainstream media and social media platforms becoming increasingly hostile towards conservative organisations and viewpoints, our goal is to sidestep them and speak directly to our thousands of supporters. Our goal is to produce credible and well-researched summaries of the issues affecting families, which will educate and empower them to also speak up. And judging by the response, our supporters are loving it!

Family First Shows

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FAMILY MATTERS: Tattoos, puberty blockers & other permanent decisions

Family First’s Samuel Bilton investigates whether young people should be given the chance before their 18th birthday to attempt to change their sex, and permanently ...
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McBLOG: New UK PM Liz Truss – Friend or Foe?

In this episode of McBlog, we look at Liz Truss' voting record on issues such as abortion, euthanasia, same-sex marriage, gender identity, conversion therapy laws, ...
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McBLOG: More pro-life men please

We need more men to speak up for human rights. The human rights of the unborn little girl or boy. Men who lead, protect, and ...
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McBLOG: Parents, be aware & beware of WPATH

WPATH stands for The World Professional Association for Transgender Health. WPATH ‘guidelines’ are considered the gold standard for the field of health care for those ...
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McBLOG: Health Ministry quietly admits puberty blockers aren’t ‘safe’

BREAKING NEWS: The Ministry of Health quietly changed their advice last week on the safety of puberty blockers. It’s a stunning turnaround, especially when the ...
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McBLOG: More experts are raising the ‘red flag’ regarding transgenderism

In last week’s edition of the NZ Listener was an essay by Charlotte Paul, Emeritus Professor in the Department of Preventive and Social Medicine at ...
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McBLOG: A tribute to the Queen – and her faith

Tonight the attention of the world will turn to the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. In this special episode of McBlog, we pay tribute to ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: Effective conversations about the harms of porn

In 2017, the Ministry of Health acknowledged that “the content of pornography has changed significantly over the last 20 years and has become more extreme, ...
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McBLOG: When euthanasia gets it wrong

One of the major concerns around the assisted suicide / euthanasia law is that the law relies on a diagnosis that a person suffers from ...
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McBLOG: Disney continues its downhill slide

** Warning – contains offensive language ** ** Warning – contains offensive language ** Disney has taken yet another dangerous step with its new animated ...
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McBLOG: Forum on the Family snippets

A record crowd of more than 800 delegates representing up to 150 community and family organisations gathered last week for the annual Forum on the ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: The importance of fathers

Samuel Bilton discusses the social effect of fatherlessness – both in families, but also displayed in the animal kingdom. Samuel questions why we don’t hear ...
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McBLOG: Parent power 1 v radical sex education 0

Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been exposing just how extreme and harmful the sexuality and gender ideology is in schools. It’s been sanctioned ...
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McBLOG: An “absolutely devastating” gender transition

We’re told that if we don’t ‘affirm’ young people with gender dysphoria towards puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, that they will suffer mental harm. But ...
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McBLOG: NZ’s mental health crisis for children

In 2020, UNICEF ranked New Zealand last of 38 developed countries in child mental well-being. And when you look at the data, it’s pretty depressing ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: Surrogacy – whose rights come first?

UK ethicist Gary Powell has been a gay rights activist for over forty years, and has been campaigning against surrogacy since 2014. He argues that ...
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McBLOG: I feel – therefore I am. “Meow”

Young people are being told that who or what they identify as is more important than biological reality. If they’re biologically male, who cares. They ...
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McBLOG: The transgender agenda rolls on

The transgender propaganda continues – and the worst part is that it is exploiting and harming very young vulnerable children. It’s coming not just from ...
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McBLOG: Doctors & nurses reject abortion

Left wing website “The Spinoff” recently did a pro-abortion story – which is no surprise that they’re pushing that narrative – but it was the ...
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McBLOG: Radical sex ed – concerned mum speaks up

We were alerted to some highly offensive sex education material that had been shared with a class of 11-12 year olds. It was so shocking ...
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McBLOG: Shocking sex ed. Is this for real?!

Earlier this week, we sent out a new Fact Sheet that we had developed exposing the radical sexuality and gender fluidity indoctrination that activists and ...
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McBLOG: The State v Family First

In June, the Supreme Court in Wellington handed down their judgement in Attorney-General v Family First New Zealand, and the Government and the Charities Board ...
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McBLOG: Our new Fact Sheet on gender / sexuality education in schools

We highlight a new Family First resource explaining the gender theory & sexuality curriculum which is rife in our schools. The Government declared at the ...
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McBLOG: Our new Fact Sheet on the ‘conversion therapy’ law

We highlight a new Family First resource just released on the new ‘conversion therapy’ law. It’s a guide for parents, pastors and counsellors as to ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: Media shows significant bias in abortion discussion

Clara was the result of a teen pregnancy outside of wedlock. She is very thankful her mother chose life – her life. But as she ...
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McBLOG: The Government’s ‘kindness’ to repeat violent criminals (part 2)

The Government along with the Greens and Maori Party have scrapped the Three Strikes Law in the middle of a crime wave of gangs, guns ...
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McBLOG: The Government’s ‘kindness’ to repeat violent criminals

In the midst of a crime wave involving gang turf battles, gun crimes and violent ram raids, the Government along with the Greens and the ...
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McBLOG: The slippery slope of assisted suicide

The first official report on the assisted suicide law in NZ has been released. It only covers the first five months of the law, so ...
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McBLOG: Thankfully we said nope to dope

Remember the claims made by pro-drug activists in support of cannabis legalisation in New Zealand. According to the Government, the Green Party, NZ Drug Foundation ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: Were there unintended consequences of vaccine policies?

  Vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, lockdowns and the “no jab no job” policy for COVID have significantly affected New Zealanders both positively and negatively – ...
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McBLOG: Gender theory separates a mum and her daughter

Jeannette Cooper, a former teacher and now a Ph.D. candidate in education at DePaul University, never imagined she’d lose custody of her child. But when, ...
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McBLOG: Detransitioner Chloe’s story

On the back of two great decisions last week including the closing of the Tavistock transgender clinic in the UK, and the US FDA slapping ...
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McBLOG: Have we reached a tipping point on gender ideology?

It appears that we may be reaching the tipping point in the transgender agenda which is harming and confusing so many young people. Two key ...
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McBLOG: The cost of living hits home

According to new polling, families are struggling to pay for essential items such as petrol, food and utilities. They’re also concerned about the effects the ...
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McBLOG: A Manly supporter speaks up

Ronji Tanielu is a die-hard Manly supporter, a Samoan, and an evangelist. He shares his views on the stand being made by the seven Manly ...
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McBLOG: The seven Manly men

Why have you heard so much about Israel Folau and the Manly players, but not about Haneen Zreika or Fawad Ahmed. They’re all Australian sportspeople, ...
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McBLOG: When the media use polling to push a narrative

Some of the mainstream media used recent political polling to blatantly push a pro-abortion narrative. Was their analysis correct – or was it more about ...
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McBLOG: Ministry of Education or Indoctrination

Our children are back to school for the start of term 3. But are they going to be educated or indoctrinated – and is that ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: How to respond to THAT question – what IS a woman?

One of the trickiest questions in the world today is “what is a woman?” The sex/gender distinction is one of the most influential ideas of ...
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McBLOG: Our most-viewed YouTube clips – Jake’s cannabis psychosis story

As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. Jake went to university to study ...
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McBLOG: Top YouTube clips – “Jessica then Tova”

As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this humorous video clip from ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: We should celebrate the death of Roe v Wade

Samuel Bilton is a qualified lawyer who is overseeing Family First’s legal research and advocacy. In this latest episode of Family Matters, Samuel explains why ...
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MCBLOG: Our 2nd most watched YouTube video

As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this 2019 video is our ...
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McBLOG: 1.8m views – have you watched it yet?

As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this 2019 video is the ...
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McBLOG: Was the Supreme Court fair re Family First?

On TVNZ Q&A at the weekend, I discussed with host Jack Tame the reasons that the Supreme Court decision to deregister Family First was inconsistent, ...
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