familyfirst.org.nz A poll has found that just 16% of New Zealanders oppose bringing back the ‘Three Strikes’ law which was recently repealed by the Labour Government with the support of the Greens and Te Pati Maori. The nationwide poll of 1,000 New Zealanders was commissioned by Family
Family First CEO Bob McCoskrie is stunned that an ‘attack’ advertisement on National leader Christopher Luxon by a union has been allowed to be printed in the NZ Herald as a full wrap-around on the front page, yet an advertisement recently requested by Family First to be printed and asking
Even after almost $2 billion of extra spending, Labour has managed to deliver fewer psychiatrists in six years, National’s Mental Health & Suicide Prevention spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “According to data from March this year, there are 94 full time equivalent psychiatrist vacancies – a staggering increase of 130 per
It’s time for New Conservative Leader Helen Houghton to bring a personal, historical battle to light. Due to family breakdown, Helen started drinking alcohol at age 14 and by 16, was in the spiralling habit of late bar sessions and consumption of spirits. Now, living free from addictions is
Rt Hon Winston Peters New Plymouth 27 August 2023 Good afternoon and thank you for the chance to speak with you today. This province is famous for its energy resources, but long before that and yet now, for being an agricultural powerhouse, and the province of newer industries. During the
There are only eight weeks to the election, and smaller parties are still popping up with the hope of drawing the attention of voters. With National and Act polling well, a coalition between them seems the obvious outcome. The question is will they have sufficient numbers to form a government
New Zealand First policy is that the government has no business in the nation’s bedrooms. But for a government to allow biological men access to women’s and girl’s restrooms, changing rooms, and other safe places, goes against the commonsense and logic of the vast majority of Kiwis.
Rt Hon Winston Peters Public Meeting Sunday 30th July Semenoff Stadium Whangarei Good afternoon and thank you for being here in such numbers. It’s great to announce the candidacy of Gavin Benney, an experienced city councillor and with many years of experience as a local police officer, with an
Patrick Fahy Chairman Natural Health Alliance naturalhealthalliance.co.nz * Government legislates in favour of Big Pharma and the industrial medical complex. * Therapeutic Products Act is a barrier to consumers’ health interests. * New law illustrative of Labour-Green ideology to increase government bureaucracy. The Therapeutic Products Act, passed this week by the
Ted Johnston BSc BA LLB Deputy Leader of New Conservative “As a criminal barrister of over 30 years working in South Auckland, I deal with crime on a daily basis. I see what works and what doesn’t, and what really happens on the ground.” states Ted Johnston. The first
Winston Peters Leader of New Zealand First Labour have made it clear that the law-and-order strategy they are committing to is the same strategy they have had over the past few years that has created our country’s current state of lawlessness – empty the prisons, put offenders first, and put
Winston Peters Leader of New Zealand First Last year the Australian-owned banks operating in New Zealand had profits of $7.15 billion, this year it will be on track to be even more excessive because of the interest rates going up. An announcement from Labour to ‘ask the Commerce Commission’
On behalf of the Board of DemocracyNZ, we make the following statement. DemocracyNZ was formed in March 2022 on the fundamental principles of democracy, unity and equality. We stand for freedom, for family, and for farming. During the course of the past 10 months, we have announced a number of
Ted Johnston, Deputy Leader of New Conservative states, “As a criminal lawyer working for 3 decades in South Auckland I have seen the constantly worsening state of the criminal justice system.” The recent assault on a 12-year-old by a group just highlights the decline in behaviour and increase in youth
Labour has spent more than $1 million trying to encourage people to fill in their Census forms, including more than $9,000 playing host to gang members, National’s Statistics spokesperson Simon Watts says. “This is the second Census in a row under Labour that has failed to reach its
Rt Hon Winston Peters Katie Kenny from Stuff published an article today with a lazy attempt at so-called ‘fact checking’ my recent comments on the World Health Organisation’s concerning new regulations being developed. What is most surprising is that throughout this entire ‘fact checking’ process, Kenny never once rang
