Stuff and advertising client Chemist Warehouse's latest magazine entitled “The House of Wellness” is definitely not the type of material you want placed in your letterbox or on your coffee table at home if you have children. In fact, you won't want young children anywhere near it. From articles about 'ethical non-monogamy', throuples, open relationships & kink through to adverts for sex toys, lubricants, Chocolust and rapid tests for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, it's pretty clear why it should be clearly labelled "junk mail".

In this episode of Daybreak - 1News butchers a graph to push a narrative; are political polls asking the wrong question; voters are opposed to NZ becoming a state of Australia; trans activists continue to attempt to cancel opponents in Australia, UK & Canada, but even the New York Times is sounding the alarm; a study identifies four factors fuelling young adult's mental health crisis; Trump rightly delivers a massive blow to "grey zone" warfare; the Washington Post shocks with a glowing obituary of Iran's Khamenei; and one of the books about Jacinda Ardern is in the running for a top prize - you can probably guess which one.

Operation Epic Fury - It's obviously been the hot topic globally in the past 2 days. The StraightTalk panel delve into this, and not all panelists share the same views. What's your views on Operation Epic Fury?

We talk to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton from the Family First political party about some of the issues grabbing attention in Australia at the moment, including a prominent Australian psychiatrist who has warned of the risks of gender-affirming medical treatment for children and teenagers being banned from posting his objections on social media and has had restrictions put on his practice by the health regulator. Also, mosques in Australia mourn the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, new Liberal leader Angus Taylor stems the Coalition’s electoral bleeding, Pauline Hanson is censured over comments about Muslims, and Lyle reflects on the recent Aspire conference which Bob also attended in Sydney.

In this episode of Solid Ground, Simon shares highlights from the recent ‘Aspire’ conference in Sydney – a conference defending Western values where everything from human rights to political trends, energy policy and climate change where discussed. Simon talks of meeting several of the guests he has interviewed on the Family Matters podcast, including Sal Grover whose women-only app Giggle has become a critical legal battleground as biological men seek access to it – the infamous Giggle v. Tickle case! Simon also critiques “woke” intersectionality via a BAFTA incident involving John Davison who has Tourette’s, and the inspiration for the awarding winning film – I Swear. On the positive side of news, Simon reports that the UK’s euthanasia legislation is likely to fail in the House of Lords due to opposition and time running out. He then discusses Iran after Israeli and US strikes, arguing the Islamic regime is evil, exports terror, suppresses citizens, and cannot be trusted in nuclear negotiations.

In this episode of StraightTalk we discuss - Operation Epic Fury against the leadership of Iran – right or wrong; Team Erika Kirk v Team Candace Owens – what are we to make of this current rift amongst conservatives and what side are the panellists on; should we ban begging and the homeless in CBD areas; why is the mental health of our young people getting worse; and can Winston Peters get to the % votes that Pauline Hanson and Nigel Farage are attracting at the moment (according to the polls in Australia and UK respectively).

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We show you how the media presented the good news last week of the significant reduction in victims of violent crime, and how they tried to twist the narrative away from celebrating a great trend - especially the state broadcaster TVNZ and their 1News at 6pm.

In this episode of Daybreak – the world is talking about Iran; latest IPSOS poll; Instagram to warn parents about offensive material on their site – why don’t they just remove it; Minister of Education wants parents fully informed – really?; nobody does statistical analysis as bad as the Sunday Star Times; Wellington Mayor Andrew Little cries of X; alcohol outlets flouting rules and selling to minors; crisis of confidence and mental health amongst young people; bet the NZ media have never mentioned Stephanie Minter of Virginia; and an incredible confession from a medical expert who has supported the transing of children; plus more…

Candice Owens has been spending a lot of time since the assassination of Charlie Kirk spreading conspiracies about how he was killed and who was truly responsible. Even implicating his grieving widow in the murder. Unfortunately this isn't the only conspiracy out there that causes harm and perhaps even more unfortunately is that Christians are often involved in sharing them. So how should we interact with such things as lovers of Truth? Let's dig into together.

In this episode of Daybreak – staggering drop in violent crime; how are we measuring ‘child poverty’; pause on UK puberty blocker trial is good news for NZ; Greens want less loonies on their list; Jacinda’s speech on hate speech is resurrected; left wing media in NZ are concerned about the rise of Winston; media campaigning for boycott of FIFA World Cup?; mental health statistics raise concerns; highlights of Trump’s State of the Union speech earlier this week (which received high approval according to CNN ratings; an example of fake news reporting; and AOC gives a lesson on when NOT to do a live cross.