We have GREAT news. For many years readers have asked us for the ability to give a BFD membership as a present but we didn’t have the technology to do it. This Christmas we finally have what you have all been asking for. Gifting Our new system allows us
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Mark Zuckerberg really does seem determined to make a goose of himself. He’s back, huffing and puffing and pushing out his skinny little chest, swigging from the barbecue sauce bottle and trying to intimidate lawmakers in the US and Canada. Word to the wise, Zuck: when you’re in
Editorial voicesforfreedom.co.nz Yesterday some of you may have been sitting in a comfy spot with your cuppa and a bickie, ready to tune into the Free Speech Fridays slot with VFF and Michael Laws on The Platform… It seems that Claire and Alia were too hot to handle
Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. The Labour Party used to advocate for a properly-funded, multi-platform public broadcaster. There was real merit in the proposal to set this up when Labour
The listeners of Mountainsidefm have been kept well informed of the diabolical asset grab led by Nanaia Mahuta, her family, the Tainui Tribe and other greedy Iwi. It still seems those mostly to benefit will be her family and The Maori King movement. If you enjoyed this article please share
Tim Lindsey The University of Melbourne Tim Lindsey, Malcolm Smith Professor of Asian Law and Director of the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, The University of Melbourne Indonesia’s controversial new criminal code was passed into law on Tuesday, replacing a clunky old code dating back to at
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I’m not sure you would find a more gripping saga than the movement through the House of the divisive Three Waters bill. PM Jacinda Ardern demonstrated adept political manoeuvring this week using a nifty little technique for avoiding questions she has no intention of answering. Ardern is very, very
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Police sat two young women [assuming gender?] on a pavement in Cedar Heights Avenue on Monday morning. There. Fixed it for you, Stuff. If you enjoyed this Stuff up please share it using the share buttons at the top or bottom of the article.If you would like to access
Here is a clip from Jacinda’s interview with Ryan Bridge on Monday morning: “Number one concern around national security at the moment is around misinformation and disinformation – people want to have trusted places they can access information…and that’s exactly why we are making sure our public broadcasters,
On Monday Chantelle Baker released a bombshell OIA response that clearly shows that Jacinda Ardern’s Government is actively and deliberately silencing alternative media voices, while they still shovelling millions at their corrupted paid shills in the propaganda press. What has been revealed will shock you. The Official Information Act
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The British comedy series The Worst Week of My Life follows the humiliating misadventures of publishing executive Howard Steel (Ben Miller) in the week leading up to his wedding. The only problem with the show is that, like Meet the Parents, most of Howard’s pending in-laws are completely unlikeable
