News & Media Releases
Pharmacies fail to warn that emergency contraceptive pill is ‘increasingly ineffective’ for most women
Stuff co.nz 2 July 2017 Family First Comment: So does this mean that Family Planning having been giving yet more incomplete and harmful advice?! Interesting quote in the article though.. “I love, and adore, and idolise my daughter, and in hindsight, I am so glad the pill did not work, but I took the ECP
GORDON COPELAND – Middle Ground Can Be Reached On Abortion
Dominion Post 22 May 2017 Family First Comment: “It troubles me deeply when I hear that a young women’s baby has been aborted without her being given detailed information about the procedure, its consequences and the alternatives. That needs to change.” Yep. Abortion: The Middle Ground Back in the 1970’s, following the opening of an
Abortion rate drops to lowest in 25 years
NZ Herald 19 June 2017 Family First Comment: Family First NZ spokeswoman Marina Young said she was one of those who had had an abortion and had come to regret it. She wanted the Government to provide “complete information” about abortion-related risks and independent pregnancy counselling so women can make a decision with certainty and
Dropping Abortion Rate Great News, Law Is Working
Media Release 19 June 2017 Family First NZ is welcoming the drop in the number of abortions – the lowest rate in over 25 years – but is sounding a warning that these positive trends will be reversed if Labour, Greens and ACT party remove the safeguards in the current abortion law and introduce extreme
All about faces for babies opening their eyes to life
The Australian 9 June 2017 Family First Comment: It’s getting harder and harder for pro-abortion people to say ‘it’s just a blob of tissue’ 😊 Babies develop their fascination for faces from the darkness of the womb. A world-first study has found that babies’ preference for faces over other objects — a trait demonstrated in
Corrine Barraclough: Piecing together the pain of loss for men after abortion
Daily Telegraph 3 June 2017 Family First Comment: “..young men whose partners aborted were twice as likely to use substances and suffer depression compared with men who had not had that experience.” #chooselife #abortionaffectsmenalso THERE are some times in life when you don’t join the dots until you have a conversation that’s like switching on
Most women want lower abortion limit, poll finds (UK)
My Christian Daily 25 May 2017 Family First Comment: Interesting results from a poll in the UK. “According to the poll, only one per cent of respondents support the abortion limit being raised to birth – something being pushed for by one of Britain’s largest abortion providers, BPAS. Almost nine in ten supported a woman’s
Teen birth rate in New Zealand half of 2008 figure
NZ Herald 16 May 2017 Family First Comment: Family Planning say that a drop of 33% down to 24% for sexual involvement is a ‘small drop’! Really? Are they worried that youth are ignoring them and are – shock horror – abstaining?? The teenage birth rate in New Zealand has halved since 2008, according to
Drop in Teen Pregnancies Reason to Celebrate
Media Release 16 May 2017 Family First NZ is welcoming the latest statistics showing that the teenage fertility rate has halved since 2008. In 2016, the rate was 16 births per 1,000 women aged 15–19 years – half the 2008 rate of 33. And well down from the peak of 69 per 1,000 in 1972.
NSW Parliament votes no on legislation to decriminalise abortion
ABC News 11 May 2017 Family First Comment: A great decision. Decriminalisation removes safeguards. Even pro-abortion politicians admitted that… “The bill in its current form places no limit on the gestation at which an abortion can be performed, it does not mandate if it can be performed by a clinician, it does not provide a
Application to perform abortions in Rotorua withdrawn
Rotorua Daily Post 5 May 2017 Family First Comment: Good decision Southern Cross. Stick to healthcare! An application by Southern Cross to perform abortions at its Rotorua hospital has been withdrawn, with the chief executive saying the application should never have been made. But a local doctor says she is disappointed by the hospital’s decision
New study finds babies born through IVF more likely to develop cancerous cells
NZ Herald 27th April 2017 Family First Comment: Disturbing. Millions of women around the world are turning to IVF to fall pregnant, but a new study has found these “test tube” babies are more likely to develop cancer later in life. From 1991 until 2013, researchers from Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev examined 242,187