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The Magic Bullet is Clause 9

**UPDATE: The article had the wrong podcast embedded. This has now been corrected and I have republished the article Auckland lawyer Liz Lambert has identified that should an employee suffer a vaccination injury, once ACC approves the claim, criminal charges can be brought against the business and its directors by

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COVID Report Card Gets a Fail

COVID Report Card Gets a Fail

Matt King Northland is home. As a former police officer, detective and small business owner, I understand the local issues. I had the privilege of serving as the MP for Northland from 2017-20, which allowed me to connect with people from all walks of life across the length and

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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.

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Woods and Iwi Reach for the Stars

Woods and Iwi Reach for the Stars

Information Satire Government Thinking Explainer Editor: Megan Woods’s announcement of a joint environmental and aerospace project to ‘lift off’ on the Kaitorete Spit has progressed. The Project, Tawhaki, a partnership between Te Taumutu Runanga and Wairewa Runanga and the Crown, will continue to develop an aerospace research and development

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Letter to the Editor: Snitch Culture
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Letter to the Editor: Snitch Culture

Dear Editor New Zealand is becoming a ‘Snitch Culture’ (or perhaps it is ‘Aotearoa’ that is the snitch culture?), in ways that go beyond Covid. Many aircraft now transmit digital position and altitude information, and there are websites that display the IDs, tracks and altitudes of aircraft. All good for

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A Positive National Party Action Plan

As this will be my last column for 2021, I want to end on a positive note for my much-preferred political party, National, under its new leadership of Chris Luxon. He’s started well, hasn’t he, and not before time, as our country drifts downward to new depths

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Thieves, Like Rust Never Sleep

Thieves, Like Rust Never Sleep

Arthur Reimagining Wellington: What can we learn from Berlin’s nationalisation of housing? Stuff. Ethan Te Ora Dec 04 2021 The first bad hint I spotted in the above article was the popular socialist weasel term ‘reimagining.’ It sounds nice and fluffy but it is really a euphemism for a

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SPOIL Yourself with a BFD Membership this Christmas

SPOIL Yourself with a BFD Membership this Christmas

Spoil yourself with a present that will be the gift that keeps on giving all year. TREAT yourself a subscription to The BFD It will be a present to The BFD as well as your gift to yourself and it will help ensure that we will be around next year

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National Jumps Nearly 7 Points in Latest Poll

National Jumps Nearly 7 Points in Latest Poll

The latest Taxpayers’ Union Curia poll was released yesterday and it has seen National throw off the shackles of the 20s and leap nearly 7 points into the 30s. It has come at the expense of ACT though, as voters come home to National after dabbling with the ACT Party.

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A Request from the Moderation Team
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A Request from the Moderation Team

HR Hi everyone. The BFD is humming even more than usual with 1.7 million or so people being in lockdown until recently and highly likely to be locked down again. The hot topics are, of course, covid, the government and the media. Emotions are high and commenters obviously want

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Red light Orange Light Green Light

Heather Du Plessis-Allen speaks with Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson on Newstalk ZB on Monday 13 December at 6pm. The BFD Transcript starts 7:25 minutes in. Heather: The whole country except Northland has found out today that they will be in the orange traffic light setting from Friday

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Face of the Day

Parents were not allowed to attend a Christchurch school’s Christmas concert after some family members objected to the vaccine proof requirement for the event. […] plans were scrapped after some parents asked for the school’s legal basis behind the decision to require proof of vaccination. The concert went ahead

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The BFD Daily Proverb
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The BFD Daily Proverb

Proverbs 15 4 Gentle words are a tree of life;    a deceitful tongue crushes the spirit. If you enjoyed this BFD daily proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.

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