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The BFD Stuff Up of the Day

As if it wasn’t hard enough for renters to find accommodation in New Zealand at the moment, now we have Chinese space rockets competing for rentals.  And just to prove that it wasn’t just a typo, they did it twice.  (from the Horrid, 9 May 2021). Please share

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What can you tell me about this photo? If fans of this series would like it to continue please send your original photos to window@thebfd.co.nz Yesterday’s photo was looking up Hospital Hill from the Rotorua lakefront. Editor Note: The BFD needs more views from your window.

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Actor and comedian David McPhail has died at the age of 76. McPhail, one half of the legendary duo McPhail and Gadsby, died in Christchurch overnight. He had been living at the Merivale Retirement Village. NZ Herald Read the full article here. Comment on it on The BFD.

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Good evening, welcome to Backchat. On Backchat, you are free to share your own stories, discuss other news or catch up with friends. To participate you’ll need to sign up for a Disqus account which is free, quick, and easy. On posts that are not articles like this one,

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What can you tell me about this photo? If fans of this series would like it to continue please send your original photos to window@thebfd.co.nz Yesterday’s photo was taken on SH3 driving south to Stratford about to go over the rail overpass just north of Midhurst.

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A Ruapehu district councillor refused to stay in the room for a 12-second karakia to open a council meeting. […] Doyle said he was uncomfortable with opening a public meeting with any formal system of belief, whether it was “a karakia, a Hail Mary or an Our Father”. […]  he asked

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