“How long ‘til Kiwis just say f#ck this, enough is enough, say we’re not gonna f#cking comply, we’re not gonna do any of it? Because if we all stick together, do you know what the Government can do? F#ck all!” pic.twitter.com/Bf7IkcXrHV — Viewspot
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David Seymour ACT Leader Business NZ’s refusal to back Labour’s so-called Fair Pay Agreements should be a wake up call to the Government- it’s time to drop the damaging policy. Even the name Fair Pay Agreement is totally dishonest. People are forced into a contract they didn’
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David Seymour ACT Leader Nobody will ever believe the Prime Minister again when she says “she’s following the public health advice”. Jacinda Ardern should today implement the public health advice she received – that the Auckland border should be lifted and the whole country, bar Auckland and Northland, should be
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Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio, tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under
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Jacinda Ardern and her Fascist government have given individuals and businesses the green light to discriminate against and to exclude others. Ardern’s implicit and explicit statements that there are now two classes of people in New Zealand has given citizens both overt and covert permission to discriminate against the
I saw an important update on the Restaurant Association (NZ) website today pertaining to how small food outlets, like takeaways, can operate under the new traffic light system. It effectively allows such businesses greater freedoms to operate, so could save many from financial stress, or closure. This week we have
Business of the Day is a new segment on The BFD where we promote businesses who have the strength of character to stand up for the basic human rights of their fellow human beings. Coffee on Ascot (Palmerston North) It’s my local cafe and it only opened this year
After more than 100 days in lockdown and endless announcements of announcements, Aucklanders will be relieved by a bit more freedom today but there is much more for the Government to do, says National Leader Christopher Luxon. The Government is yet to explain exactly why Auckland needs to enter the
The Ponderer Apparently, the Selwyn district has the highest vaccination rate in the entire country. In her October email update, the local MP Nicola Grigg proudly proclaimed that Selwyn had a 95% first-dose vaccination rate as of October 26. Star News claimed 97% on 29 October. The NZ Herald claimed
