Helping the parents of serious young offenders develop the skills and strategies they need to deal with their children is a key step in reducing youth offending, says Associate Social Development Minister Chester Borrows. […]
By Melissa Wishart A hearing-impaired Nebraskan boy has been told by his preschool that he cannot sign his own name, as the hand gestures involved violate their ‘weapons in school’ policy. Grand Island Public Schools’ […]
Media Release 28 August 2012 Family First NZ has presented a petition containing the signatures of almost 50,000 kiwis to a group of MP’s from Labour, National and NZ First calling on them to reject […]
Family First Media Release 28 August 2012 A legal opinion obtained by Family First NZ from Barrister Ian Bassett describes the Louisa Wall’s Marriage Amendment Act Bill, if it is enacted, as having the following […]
The Waitangi Tribunal’s interim ruling on the water rights issue claims iwi taonga rights will be trampled on if the partial sale of the power companies goes ahead. The Tribunal has, as expected, found that […]
Family First Media Release 24 August 2012 Family First NZ says that the latest review of police activity related to the anti-smacking law shows disturbing trends. “The latest sales pitch on the smacking law by […]
ACC Minister Judith Collins today welcomed the Independent Review of ACC’s Privacy and Security of Information, and the Auditor-General’s Inquiry into aspects of ACC’s Board-level governance. Ms Collins says ACC must deliver the high level […]
By Sid Astbury Sydney (dpa) – An Australian yachtsman was praised for bravery but chided for his foolhardiness after jumping overboard Wednesday to cut a 9-metre humpback whale from ropes that were dragging it under. […]
A major new book on the Vitamin D deficiency pandemic has blasted health regulators for dragging their heels on the vitamin D issue. Investigative journalist and bestselling author Ian published Vitamin D: Is This […]
A major new book on the Vitamin D deficiency pandemic has blasted health regulators for dragging their heels on the vitamin D issue. Investigative journalist and bestselling author Ian Wishart published Vitamin D: Is […]
Prime Minister John Key has welcomed the release of the Building Innovation report – the second of six progress reports to be released under the Government’s Business Growth Agenda. Mr Key launched the new […]
Media Release 15 August 2012 Family First NZ is calling on politicians to raise both the drinking and the purchase age to 20 when they vote next week, and is asking families to contact MP’s […]
Family First Media Release 14 August 2o12 Family First NZ says that the justice system in New Zealand is perpetuating the problem of child abuse by handing out ‘wet bus ticket’ sentences in response to […]
By Melissa Wishart Hope is lost for the three people missing at sea after they fell from Paritutu Rock in Taranaki yesterday. Joao Felipe De Melo, a 17 year old Brazilian exchange student, and Stephen […]
Large parts of South Africa have been covered in a rare dump of global warming, aka ‘snow’. Snow is so rare in the country they’re not sure officially how to handle it. It’s part of […]
John Key’s damaging leadership – Elton John – gay “rights’ to marriage? Commentary by Amy Brooke What has happened to this country under the soft tyranny of groupthink? And is it time to acknowledge that […]
By Sacha Harwood Mt Tongariro erupted overnight after laying dormant for more than 100 years. The mountain cast an ash cloud over much of the central North Island with Volcanic activity expected to continue for […]
Breaking Silence, Part Deux By J Tertullian Macsyna King has been in the news again. This time the context has altered somewhat. The coroner investigating the death of her premature twins has placed the blame […]
Expat New Zealand businessman Terry Green and his wife Sasha are trying to seek medical attention from inside a Bali police medical unit after five-month pregnant Sasha began bleeding heavily overnight. Green says he’s committed […]
Whom Should We Trust On Climate Change? Edited By Benny Peiser “Ginny!” said Mr. Weasley, flabbergasted. “Haven’t I taught you anything? What have I always told you? Never trust anything that can think for itself […]
Official western health policy on Vitamin D has been blasted in a new book. VITAMIN D: IS THIS THE MIRACLE VITAMIN, by journalist Ian Wishart, accuses the Ministry of Health of dragging its heels in […]
By Sacha Harwood New Zealand eventing team has brought home the nations first medal of the London Olympic Games with a heart-stopping showjumping performance with the nations expectations riding on their backs. A 16-year teams […]
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