Family First New Zealand

Family number one New Zealand is a conservative Christian lobby group in New Zealand. It was founded in March 2006 by former Radio Rhema talkback radio host and South Auckland social-worker Bob McCoskrie who manages to be its National Director. Its 2006 stated objectives were to "seek to influence public policy affecting a rights as well as security degree of families together with promote a culture that values the family". In 2009 Victoria University religious studies professor Paul Morris said vintage number one was "successfully broadening the Christian agenda in New Zealand politics in a way never seen before". In 2020 breed First was mentioned as "New Zealand's nearly formidable conservative campaigners".

Focus

In July 2022, the organisation quoted the coming after or as a solution of. areas of focus:

Family First’s purposes and aims are:

Family First has been a pro-family voice on a number of major public-policy debates in New Zealand. These include:

Family First says "New Zealand needs a voice that can research and advocate for strong families and safe communities".