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Jacinda is Angry

Jacinda is Angry

The prime minister has expressed her anger at the fact that The Warehouse Group is about to lay off 1,080 workers. She is particularly angry because the company accepted the government wage subsidy in March, taking $68 million in government subsidies at that time. This week alone, we have

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We’ve Been Stitched up

We’ve Been Stitched up

The take-over is a fait accompli. The civil service walks in a left-wing goose-step. Our universities are left-wing. Our teachers are too, as is our education system. Our corporates toe the line. Our parliamentarians, generally speaking, are, and our legal system sways to the left in

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Maori Party co-Leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has called new National leader Todd Muller a racist. “Muller is showing himself as a racist who has no respect for tangata whenua needs,” Seriously? How many hats is Muller going to have to put in a box at the back of the

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Volunteer Writers Wanted

Volunteer Writers Wanted

The BFD is seeking motivated, concise, reliable, and professionally-minded writers. We are wanting to expand on the range of topics that we cover so your content does not have to be political. Local news stories are as welcome as anything to do with sport or history. If you are

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We Will Let You Comment on Articles When They Won’t

We Will Let You Comment on Articles When They Won’t

A reader sent in an interesting idea yesterday evening. Stuff has increasingly prevented any comments on lots of articles. Maybe a new BFD column could be headed; “We allow you to make comments on Stuff articles when they don’t”. Then list a few headlines (with links) that they put

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A Treat for Bronze Subscribers: Insight Politics Episode 8

A Treat for Bronze Subscribers: Insight Politics Episode 8

Today Bronze Subscribers get a free taste of what they are missing out on. Note: This free taste does not include the article and other audio that came with the original Insight Politics Podcast post. Have a listen and then decide whether or not you would like to upgrade your

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A Contrived Coincidence or a Close Call?

A Contrived Coincidence or a Close Call?

So the last person with coronavirus recovered just in time for the Prime Minister’s announcement that we can move to level one but it was a close call. Or was it? The declaration of a full recovery was made with two hours to spare. Spare a thought for the

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Dickhead of the Day

Dickhead of the Day

Imagine that you are a struggling business trying to stay afloat and to keep all your staff employed after a punishing 7 week lockdown. Then imagine that you are finally allowed to open but with costly and restrictive conditions. Then at last you are told at level one you are

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The Most Racist Political Party in NZ

The Most Racist Political Party in NZ

In New Zealand this year the Labour Party supported and celebrated blatantly racist criteria in an Wellington government funded organisation. Eight other government funded organisations are considering or have left the door open to similar changes in Northland, Nelson Marlborough, Taranaki, Wairarapa, Southern, Bay of Plenty, MidCentral and Auckland. I

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