March 2007

Family First is disappointed that the National Party is not willing to offer a reassurance to parents that if elected […]

Family First is disgusted with comments made by the Prime Minister attacking and insulting the huge proportion of NZ parents

1.Family First NZ (Inc) 2.Sensible Sentencing Trust 3.For the Sake of our Children Trust 4.Grey Power 5.Te Whanau O Waipareira

Research New Zealand has released a poll today showing that only 18% of kiwis agree or strongly agree with Sue

Labour’s decision to attempt to ram through the ‘anti-smacking’ bill under urgency has revealed that this private members bill is

Family First has been notified that the government is to give urgency to the ‘Anti-smacking’ bill due back in Parliament

In the latest of 15 polls run over the last 2 years on this topic, 71% of the 1850 respondents

Green MP Sue Bradford has been hailing a legal opinion from Sir Geoffrey Palmer which states that under her “anti-smacking”

The NZ Law Society and two top QC’s are disputing the effectiveness of the ‘anti-smacking’ bill being pushed by Labour

Summary of Polls over last 2 years (% = Opposed to repeal of s59 / Opposed to Bradford Bill / Opposed to banning

Community leaders from the Pacifica community have expressed their opposition to Sue Bradford’s anti-smacking bill which is being debated in

Family First is asking MP’s to ignore the threats being made by MP Sue Bradford of withdrawing her Private Members

Family First is asking MP’s to ignore the threats being made by MP Sue Bradford of withdrawing her Private Members

Despite Labour MP’s being told to vote for Sue Bradford’s ‘anti-smacking’ bill, the youth wing of the Labour party has

Family First is warning politicians that an outcome of voting for Sue Bradford’s ‘anti-smacking’ bill is that children will report

Family First is calling on Pacific Island groups, churches, and communities to speak up against Sue Bradford’s anti-smacking Bill before

The Government has confirmed Family First’s argument that any cases of suspected or reported smacking will have to be investigated