On this episode of Family Matters – a first for the podcast! Simon sits down with two guests, Australian pro-life advocates Elspeth McKellar and Lola Popoola from Bird Flip. What is Bird Flip? Well, it’s a new, youthful, and dynamic social media and events brand that literally and figuratively wants to flip the bird at the abortion industry. It’s a deliberately cheeky yet also serious name as those at Bird Flip seek to confront the pro-abortion messaging and expose the many lies within society, as well as bringing urgency to protecting unborn children. The post Family Matters: Bird Flip and sp
In this episode of Daybreak – Taylor Swift moves to the faaaar-right; NZ media freak out over Michael Laws joining NZ First; a genuine question for Christopher Luxon regarding Modi’s visit and a trip to a church; Anthony Albanese says dumb stuff; the PPTA want to end extremism in schools – is that teachers?; a National MP asks the right questions about an overdose bill; Rural Women NZ don’t want to define women but are concerned about pay equity; Canada’s Anglican church unveils official liturgy for euthanasia; Egypt’s coach at the FIFA World Cup wants to free Palestine – except for into Egypt
A Coffee Bean, a Heartbeat, and a Mission: The Story of Seven Weeks Coffee. Every bag of Seven Weeks Coffee carries with it a promise — that the morning ritual of waiting for coffee to brew, is somewhere down the line supporting pregnant mothers and helping nurture precious babies in the womb. Seven Weeks Coffee is a truly inspirational example of a pro-life business. The post A pro-life coffee company with a heartbeat mission appeared first on Family First NZ .
In this episode of Daybreak - U.S. Supreme Court hands down a landmark victory for girls and women's sports; latest Roy Morgan poll; media get the chance to slam school lunches again - but is it warranted; Opportunity Party is (finally) being exposed as a left wing party; media story unintentionally reveals the inherent dangers of euthanasia; is Brian Tamaki being targeted rightly or wrongly; & King Charles downgrades "Defender of the Faith' for a 'Multi-Faith Monarchy'. The post Daybreak – 1 July 2026 appeared first on Family First NZ .
The Netherlands has euthanised a child under the age of twelve for the first time, reigniting debate over how far euthanasia laws should extend. Dutch […] The post Netherlands reports first child under 12 Euthanasia case appeared first on Family First NZ .
In this episode of Daybreak – 92% of schools want nothing to do with ‘Pride Week’; the ARL are okay with domestic violence, drugs and coercion of abortions but not quoting the Bible; saying hurty words can get you a red card at the FIFA World Cup; 1 in 4 US workers are still working from home – especially younger workers; NZ’s Supreme Court is (rightly) called out for activism; Winston is no longer the Kingmaker – but we already knew that; did the Minister for Women tell a porkie; NZ has a medicine-funding crisis; tourists are ignoring the tipping culture in the US; Obama opens his new library
In this episode of Daybreak – latest poll of polls; the BSA were planning for 2027 until…; Labour scraps the $5 surcharge on prescriptions but there’s a few red flags in their presentation; the Taranaki Cathedral are similar to St Matthews in the City and have forgotten to open their Bible; Winston Peters stops our international embassies being woke; Lush cosmetics celebrates Maui Dolphins and breast removal of gender-confused girls; more push-back by sports teams against ‘Pride’ games; Pauline Hanson hits the target in her speech on gender ideology, late term abortion, multiculturalism, and m
We speak to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton from the Family First political party in Oz. Topics covered include: the rise and rise of Pauline Hanson and One Nation; is Pauline a social conservative; a new pro life bill banning late term abortions to be introduced in South Australia; attempts to reintroduce biological definitions of woman & man are also being made in Oz as in NZ; and a new documentary on born-alive abortions. The post McBlog: One Nation, New Pro-Life Bill, Sex Discrimination Law, Born-Alive Abortions appeared first on Family First NZ .
In this episode of Solid Ground, Simon celebrates a pro-life win in South Australia, although notes the next stages will be difficult. He also agrees with the changes to New Zealand’s medical council leadership, noting that professional groups should not be imposing often contentious political and cultural views on members. The post Solid Ground – 18 June 2026 appeared first on Family First NZ .
