ENG: The Family First Party is a socially conservative minor political party in Australia. It has one member in the Australian Senate (Steve Fielding), two members in the South Australian Legislative Council (Robert Brokenshire and Dennis Hood) and one member in the New South Wales Legislative Council (Gordon Moyes). The party's federal chairman is Bob Day.
Elected to the Senate at the 2004 federal election on two percent of the Victorian vote, Fielding failed to gain re-election at the 2010 federal election. His term ends on 1 July 2011, after which the Family First Party will no longer have federal parliamentary representation.
Leader: Steve Fielding
Founded: 2002
Ideology: Social conservatism, Family values, Right-wing
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September 17,2010
More than 1,200 incidents have been reported at South Australia's public schools in the past 18 months, including violence and crime.Figures from the Education Department show the cases range from violent students and abusive parents, to vandalism and break-ins.The figures include 175 violent attacks against students or staff last year.The Family First Party has used the figures to estimate that on average, a violent incident occurs in schools nine times a week.The Education Department says strong measures are in place to deal with violence and crime in public schools.The department's chief ...
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pibi - in poll Family First Party RUSSELL Island in Moreton Bay is a picturesque place. At just 25sq km in size, it supports a population of some 2500 people.Think about that for a moment - 2500 people - or roughly a 15th of the number of residents in a Brisbane suburb such as Aspley.And that's how many people gave Victorian Senator Steve Fielding their first preference vote, when he won his Senate seat in the 2004 election.In his own right he attracted just 0.08 per cent of the 3.2 million votes cast in Victoria.Taken as a group, Family First in Victoria managed to win only some 56,000 Senate votes, or about 1.8 per cent of ...
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