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February 2006

• Family First Condemns Taxpayers Money Wasted On Vile Show

  Press Releases February 27 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First calls on the Federal Government to direct the taxpayer-funded SBS not to screen an episode of South Park which contains references that are offensive to Christians and women.

• Family First Directed to Remove RU486 Video Blog

  Press Releases February 23 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  The President of the Senate has today directed Family First to remove its RU486 video blog from Senator Fielding’s website.

  The video blog features a sign in a Parliament House corridor saying “RU486 drinks”.  The drinks were hosted by the four senators who co-sponsored the abortion drug Bill.

• Therapeutic Good Amendment (Repeal of Ministerial Responsibility for Apprval of RU486) Bill 2005

  Press Releases February 22 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First has analysed how Members of the House of Representatives voted on the abortion drug RU486.  The analysis is of the second reading vote for the Therapeutic Goods Amendment (Repeal of Ministerial responsibility for approval of RU486) Bill 2005.

• Family First Calls for Tax Cuts for All Taxpayers

  Press Releases February 21 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First wants to reduce the tax burden on all Australians and give special help to families by increasing the tax-free threshold according to the number of children they have.

• The Brave New World of Telstra

  Press Releases February 20 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Today’s Financial Review story about Telstra’s secret plans to slash 5000 public phones reveals what is to come once the rest of the telco is sold off.

• Reducing Australia’s Abortion Tolls

  Press Releases February 16 2006  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First is extremely disappointed that the Parliament has passed the buck on RU486 and washed its hands of this important issue.

  One positive element of the debate has been the widespread concern expressed by so many politicians, particularly those who supported the Bill, about the high number of abortions and a desire to see it reduced.

• QUESTIONS (Additional Budget Estimates, Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee)

  Speeches February 16 2006  |  Download speech  |  Read more »

  SUPPORT FOR WOMEN PREGNANT UNDER DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES

  Health and Aging Portfolio

• QUESTIONS (Additional Budget Estimates, Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee)

  Speeches February 16 2006  |  Download speech  |  Read more »

  THERAPUTIC GOODS ADMINISTRATION RE RU486
  Health and Aging Portfolio

• QUESTIONS (Additional Budget Estimates, Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee)

  Speeches February 15 2006  |  Download speech  |  Read more »

  FAMILY IMPACT STATEMENTS

• QUESTIONS (Additional Budget Estimates, Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee)

  Speeches February 15 2006  |  Download speech  |  Read more »

  SUPPORT FOR WOMEN FACING DIFFICULT PREGNANCY

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