To Become PM, Mr Goff, Scrap Anti-Smacking Law
Family First NZ says that Investigate’s HERS magazine poll released today gives a clear message to Phil Goff – if
Family First NZ says that Investigate’s HERS magazine poll released today gives a clear message to Phil Goff – if
NZ Herald Jan 31, 2011 Today is the last public holiday for New Zealanders until late April – but even
Daily Mail (UK) 31st January 2011 Behind the bike sheds used to be the place where children were initiated into
Stuff.co.nz 30/01/2011 A lawyer who refused to seek bail for a drug-addicted pregnant client assigned to him is being hailed
Family First NZ is supporting Labour’s proposed law to “mondayise\” Waitangi Day and Anzac Day. “Workers, and therefore families, have
Family First NZ is welcoming the decision of the new Auckland Super City Council to support the bill before Parliament
Daily Mail (UK) 28th January 2011 Marriage cheers you up, improves your diet and helps you live longer, researchers say.
NZ Herald Jan 28, 2011 Prostitutes could be banned from street trading in Auckland and beyond after the Super City
Telegraph 27 Jan 2011 Fathers should stick to just playing with their children as their efforts to look after them
Family First NZ is joining other groups in Australia and the US in calling for a ban on the upcoming
Telegraph (UK) 21 Jan 2011 For most people, Facebook is a harmless way to keep in touch with friends and
Family First NZ is labeling a report on children’s rights in NZ as an ideologically misguided and irrelevant talkfest, and
Family First NZ says that the independent ministerial inquiry into a horrific child abuse case initiated by Minister of Social
Miranda Devine – Herald Sun January 20, 2011 CONCEPTION is never easy. But the growing trend of surrogate babies for
NZ Herald Jan 20, 2011 A Child, Youth and Family report into the care received by a nine-year-old girl who
NZ Herald Jan 20, 2011 The United Nations has expressed concern over shortfalls in the rights of New Zealand children,
Huffington Post 1 Huffington Post 19 Jan 2011 \” … I don\’t want to be on his family\’s Christmas cards
Daily Mail (UK) 19th January 2011 Children from broken homes are more likely to be plagued by suicidal thoughts in
NZ Herald Jan 18, 2011 Labour is promising to extend paid parental leave and make Working for Families more generous
Family First NZ is welcoming news that a residential brothel has started operating in the area where the Prime Minister
Herald on Sunday Jan 16, 2011 Police have accused Auckland Council of failing to enforce prostitution bylaws after finding illegal
NZPA 14/01/2011 A drug-addicted Chistchurch prostitute bailed after admitting dishonesty offences to support her habit was today remanded in custody
Dominion Post 11/01/2011 Young teenagers have a negative view of methamphetamine, or P, but see little difference between illicit drugs
Family First NZ is encouraging McDonald’s Restaurants to maintain its ‘family friendly’ policy regarding its free WiFi services being offered
Lifesitenews.com Jan 10, 2011 Increasing rates of violence between couples in the United States and Europe have been widely attributed to
January 10, 2011 NZPA/ONE News McDonald\’s is being accused of homophobia after it blocked gay websites from its new free
Daily Mail (UK) 9th January 2011 Most women still prefer to marry a man who earns more money than themselves
Dominion Post 26/01/2011 Self-controlled children grow up to be healthier, wealthier and more lawful adults, a new study has found.
Fox News Radio 7 January 2011 The words “mother” and “father” will be removed from U.S. passport applications and replaced
The Press 4 Jan 2011 Children as young as seven have been removed from schools for drug, smoking and alcohol
National Radio 3 January 2011 The Department of Internal Affairs has marked a dubious milestone in blocking half a million
Family First NZ has released its annual list of the top family issues to be tackled, and heading the list
TVNZ January 02, 2011 Family First NZ has renewed its push to get rid of the \’anti-smacking law\’. The organisation
NZ Herald Jan 1, 2011 Young people, particularly girls, drinking excessively and putting themselves at risk are concerning police. Senior