Latest Family First TV Episodes
Here are the most recent Family First TV episodes, including McBlog, PulsePoint, StraightTalk and Family Matters.
Family Matters – Dr David Cumin on events in the Middle East and closer to home
With all the events happening in the Middle East, Family First's Simon O'Connor sits down to discuss events - including the ceasefire - with Dr ...
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McBlog: Bye bye Joe, Justin and ‘fact’ checkers
Over the break, there were a number of farewells, resignations & sackings. And they were all excellent. January was not just a "good day" but ...
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McBlog: DEI is (thankfully) DIE-ing
DEI has been about simply ramming down and enforcing left-wing viewpoints and ideologies rather than delivering good services and products and rewarding effort and excellence. ...
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McBlog: Growing up (traumatised) in NZ?
According to the NZ Herald, "nine in 10 Kiwi kids endure trauma by age 8 - new research". But the media’s hysterical coverage of the ...
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McBlog: The media’s inauguration meltdown
We all knew that the media would really struggle on the 20th January 2025 to remain impartial and report the facts around the Inauguration of ...
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McBlog: Media missed the (trust) memo
The NZ media is facing further criticism about its bias - but interestingly, it's coming from its own senior journalists.
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Family Matters – Amanda Achtman on humanising pro-life discussions
Amanda Achtman is the creator of the 'Dying to Meet You' project; part of Canadian Physicians for Life; and a vocal advocate for life. She ...
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McBlog: Top 5 episodes on Facebook (2024)
Here's the five most viewed episodes of McBlog from this year as viewed on our Facebook page. Chloe tell us when protesting is allowed; Human ...
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McBlog: Jacinda’s “Act” of kindness has increased abortions 23%
According to a Ministry of Health report released today, abortions have increased 23% since Jacinda’s ‘kind’ law was passed. And there was a 67% increase ...
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Family Matters – What on earth is happening in Australia?
There is almost no media coverage in New Zealand about two significant and recent political events in Australia - a court victory by Moira Deeming ...
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McBlog: The ERO is not your friend
The Education Review Office (ERO) wants to treat parental input as ‘hostile’ when it comes to sexuality and gender indoctrination in schools, including primary schools. ...
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McBlog: Don’t let the facts get in the way of a good yarn, 1News
1News was so keen to push a certain narrative on a story on Monday night that they forgot to do some basic fact-checking of their ...
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McBlog: COVID Report – Media & MPs are suddenly… listening.
Wow – what a difference a COVID report makes which is allowed to examine both sides without being pilloried by the media, by the politicians, ...
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Family Matters: Kirralie Smith on the new book ‘How gender ideology is tearing families apart’
Meet Kirralie Smith - an Australian mother facing multiple court cases for stating that biology is real. She is part of Binary Australia that promotes ...
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McBlog: When can a sportsperson speak?
It depends on who's speaking - and whether the legacy media and political left agree with them. We examine the reaction to TJ Perenara's haka ...
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StraightTalk Special – The Treaty Principles Bill
StraightTalk Special - "Treaty Principles Bill - A Family Approach". Our panelists are Brad Haami, Alfred Ngaro, Paul Moon and Ewen McQueen.
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McBLOG: Jaguar goes draguar, Volvo goes pro-life
Some businesses are waking up to their wokeness. Others - like Jaguar - aren't. Apparently, the American “marketing guru” who masterminded Jaguar’s woke rebrand is ...
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McBLOG: Green Party goes from bad to worse (if that’s possible)
If you thought standards of dress were declining in Parliament (which they are), wait until you see and hear the newest Member of Parliament. It ...
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Family Matters: What does the US Election result mean for the Pro-Life movement?
What does the recent US election results mean for the pro-life movement in both the United States and New Zealand? Cultural commentator, Brendan Malone sits ...
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McBlog: The transgender agenda sunk Kamala
One of the key reasons Kamala Harris was defeated by Donald Trump wasn’t just because she was a terrible candidate, obsessed with killing the unborn ...
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McBlog: Mainstream news media are turning on themselves
The media is turning on itself, and that was especially noticeable last week when Newstalk ZB’s Heather de Plessis-Allan - who used to be a ...
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McBlog: Thankfully we said nope to dope
While the NZ media continue their campaign for drugs and to legalise cannabis – yes, they’re still trying - we continue to see highly alarming ...
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McBlog: “Trans & Pregnant” – Biology trumps gender ideology
The TVNZ taxpayer-funded documentary “Trans & Pregnant” was not only a celebration of biology and new life, but it probably affirmed what the producers never ...
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Family Matters: Quiana Casamayor on pro-life activity in Canada
Quiana Casamayor joins Family First's, Simon O'Connor, to share the successful pro-life work happening in Canada. Quiana is the volunteer coordinator for the Canadian Centre ...
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McBlog: US election – anti drugs & more pro-life than expected
In the recent US election, there were a number of state-specific ballots regarding abortion, cannabis and euthanasia. We look at the results because if you ...
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McBlog: Media defeated by Trump
Last week wasn’t a good week for the news media. Trump won. The media were defeated – in perhaps a mortal blow to their trust ...
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McBlog: Remember the Algerian Olympic boxer in the women’s ring?
Here's a breaking story that the NZ media don't seem to keen too tell you, after lecturing you in August for questioning the gender of ...
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