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Enjoy this fourth episode of Aotearoa Farm by Maree Buske. Move over Animal Farm… Aotearoa Farm is a modern-day online radio serial. Maree Buscke of Wednesday’s Counter Culture show shares with listeners her weekly instalments of the dramatic happenings on Aotearoa Farm (formerly known as Kiwi Farm). Today, listeners
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Due to the vagaries of the Electoral Act, we can’t put the full replay or one of the interviews as it would promote a candidate or parties. However, we can publish David Farrar’s interview as it is just a review and analysis of polling during the campaign. Enjoy!
Festival goers who managed to make it to the road and parking lot where their vehicles were parked found themselves trapped in a traffic jam, with militants stalking the cars and spraying those inside with gunfire. In societies of what would normally be called civilized and honest, there are groups
The Australian’s “Jack the Insider” rightfully lambasted the Greens’ Jenny Leong for her disgusting attempt to justify the worst barbarity perpetrated on Jews since the Holocaust. He also rightly pointed out that anti-Semitism is a long-running stain on the fringe right. But then he wrote this: Anti-Semitism is the
However low the level to which the green-left sinks in Australia, you can always rely on the taxpayer-funded broadcaster to crawl after them. The disgusting Greens wasted no time joining the throngs of anti-Semites chanting “gas the Jews” in Sydney and hand-waving away the worst violence against Jews since WWII.
Around the world, leaders immediately declared their unequivocal support for Israel as news of the horrifying Hamas terror attacks unfolded. They’ve immediately taken steps to ensure the safety of their local Jewish populations. Compare that to Australia’s shameful government, where the PM took twelve hours to respond, while
As BFD readers are now aware, I take great delight in pointing out that EVs Are a Bit Shite. But it’s not all games and poking fun: it’s deadly serious, too. EVs are not just a bit shite. They’re not just an environmental disaster: they’re a
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On Wednesday night 1News and Newshub both dropped their final polls for this election campaign. What they show is that it is very safe to say voters aren’t impressed with either major party. And why should they be? Neither has the intention or solutions to do what needs to
David Fisher writes: Once more we return to the beautiful Bay of Islands where Winston Peters will balance the country’s future in his hands in the manner of a Wild West poker player – he’ll hold his cards close and likely have at least one ace up his sleeve.
The Australian left continue to cover themselves with the filth of Palestinian terrorism. The same day that Greens politicians marched with Sydney Muslims chanting “gas the Jews”, and the Greens leader tweeted, not to condemn Hamas but Israel, Pakistani-born Muslim Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi tweeted that it was “disgusting” for
Next weekend, both New Zealanders and Australians will go to the polls: one in a general election, the other in a referendum. In both cases, there’s a strong case that the future of our countries as liberal democracies is at stake. Australians are voting on whether or not to
