Australia needs FAMILY FIRST because:
FAMILY FIRST’s top priority is the health and well-being of families;
FAMILY FIRST believes families are the most important thing in our lives;
FAMILY FIRST raises the issues that really matter to families;
FAMILY FIRST gives your family a voice in Parliament, so the needs of families are addressed;
FAMILY FIRST is independent and represents commonsense, mainstream values and ordinary Australian families.
What is FAMILY FIRST?
FAMILY FIRST is a new party set up to give Australian families a voice in Parliament;
FAMILY FIRST wants Australia to be the best place to raise a family;
FAMILY FIRST is independent and represents commonsense, mainstream values and ordinary Australian
families.
Why is there a need for FAMILY FIRST?
Because families are the most important thing in our lives and no other party gives families top priority. FAMILY FIRST understands that raising a family is hard work and families need all the help and support they can get. FAMILY FIRST raises issues that really matter to families,
What is the history of FAMILY FIRST?
FAMILY FIRST contested the federal election in 2004 and Steve Fielding was elected to the Senate. One of 16 children from Melbourne, Steve’s career has been in business, mostly in finance and telecommunications. But his proudest achievement is his own family – his wife Susan and three children. FAMILY FIRST has two politicians in South Australia.
What does FAMILY FIRST believe?
That the heroes of Australia are its Mums and Dads who have the toughest job of all, but also the most important
job of all, raising children;
That children are our greatest gift and the future of our nation;
That families should have genuine choice about how they balance their paid work and family life;
That people must accept personal responsibility as well as community obligations;
That workers who have children are parents first and workers second;
That we must reduce the crippling number of marriage and relationship breakdowns and do all we can to support families.
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