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Cam Slater

Cam Slater doesn’t do quiet and, as a result, he is a polarising, controversial but highly effective journalist who takes no prisoners. Love him or loathe him, you can’t ignore him.

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Replay Radio: A Political Agenda
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Replay Radio: A Political Agenda

This week’s Political Agenda with Paul Brennan, Cam Slater, and Marty Gibson. Help Fund Our NewsDesk We are building a NewsDesk, hiring journalists and taking the fight to the mainstream media. Will you help fund our NewsDesk? * For security reasons, credit card donations require Javascript. Please enable Javascript in

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Always Thinking With Our Dicks

Always Thinking With Our Dicks

What is it with humans and dicks? Freud was famously obsessed with phallic symbols. Urban warriors paint dicks on potholes to force councils to repair them. There’s a whole doodling board game dedicated to, well, drawing doodles on dicks. The Australian Electoral Commission has even confirmed that drawing a

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A Barn Find to Drool Over

A Barn Find to Drool Over

In a key plot point in the Back to the Future films, Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd), stuck in 1885, secretes the DeLorean time machine in an abandoned goldmine. Seventy years later, the machine is retrieved – dusty but intact and almost fully functional. The still, dry air of the mine, away

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The BFD Daily Opinion Poll

Take our Daily Opinion Poll and see how your views compare to other readers and then share the poll on social media. By sharing the poll you will help even more readers to discover The BFD. Share this BFD Opinion poll so others can discover The BFD using the share

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Want to Save Big on Fuel?

Want to Save Big on Fuel?

We are very pleased to announce a new service for ALL members of The BFD.  The BFD in partnership with GCo Fuels has created a discounted fuel option. In these tough financial times anything that can save you precious dollars is something to be celebrated. We’ve worked hard to

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Making Apartheid Look Like the Good Old Days

Making Apartheid Look Like the Good Old Days

In his provocative, brilliant book, Empire, historian Niall Ferguson argues not only that Britain Made the Modern World, but that colonisation brought many benefits to former colonies. Ferguson, points, for example, to India’s vast and essential network of railways, and its strong civil service — both legacies of the empire.

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What Don’t They Want Us to Find?

What Don’t They Want Us to Find?

They couldn’t do it. They just couldn’t control themselves. Despite vowing to maintain a “week of silence” after last Saturday’s referendum, the troughers of the Aboriginal Industry are right back at it, screeching, howling and tantrum-throwing. What set them off? A call for a royal commission

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Do the Media Really Deserve Special Privilege?

Do the Media Really Deserve Special Privilege?

The legacy media may have clutched their pearls and shrieked when Donald Trump called them “the enemy of the people”, but a great many of the people agreed with him. And why wouldn’t they? Time and again, especially in recent years, the media have taken the side of the

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Belgium Feels the Vibrant Cultural Diversity Again

Belgium Feels the Vibrant Cultural Diversity Again

Get ready for another round of pearl-clutching about “Islamophobia” and “backlash”. In fact, it’s already begun — but it’s only going to get louder. Because it is, as we are all-too grimly familiar with, the default reaction of the media, politicians, and chattering classes, whenever the followers

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The BFD Daily Opinion Poll

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Replay Radio: Aotearoa Farm
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Replay Radio: Aotearoa Farm

Enjoy this sixth 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). Squealer

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Will NZ Businesses Grow Under Luxon?

Will NZ Businesses Grow Under Luxon?

Christopher Luxon’s working relationship with the Ardern Government will come back to haunt him when voters become more familiar with the unlucky 13 who made up the Ardern Business Advisory Council. In 2018 Jacinda Ardern appointed Christopher Luxon chair of a new Business Advisory set up to advise the

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Want to Save Big on Fuel?

Want to Save Big on Fuel?

We are very pleased to announce a new service for ALL members of The BFD.  The BFD in partnership with GCo Fuels has created a discounted fuel option. In these tough financial times anything that can save you precious dollars is something to be celebrated. We’ve worked hard to

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Replay Radio: The Crunch

Replay Radio: The Crunch

Here are the post-election replays of The Crunch. This week’s guests were Matt McCarten and Rachel Stewart, and we did an election post-mortem. Enjoy! Help Fund Our NewsDesk We are building a NewsDesk, hiring journalists and taking the fight to the mainstream media. Will you help fund

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Only 7% Of NZ Voters Seemed Awake

Only 7% Of NZ Voters Seemed Awake

On Saturday the NZ public gave their vote to a party led by someone with very little political nous, Luxon, a leader that is all mouth and no trousers. His support will come from ACT’s leader, a schoolboy with no history of achieving anything except getting votes by promising

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They Can’t Wish the Referendum Away

They Can’t Wish the Referendum Away

Like the political toddlers that they are, the left never takes a firm “No” and a smack on the bum for an answer. They just scream louder, stamp their feet harder, and throw their toys further, trying to get their way. This is exactly what Anthony Albanese and the rest

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