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Police Pay Offer Less Than Inflation
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Police Pay Offer Less Than Inflation

Chris Baillie ACT Police spokesperson It’s no wonder the Police are heading to arbitration over their pay offer when it’s less than half the rate of inflation. Labour is no longer the party for workers. Whether it’s Police, nurses or teachers, Labour has turned its back on

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As Long as You Sleep, We Will Fight for You

Thornton Blackmore As is being revealed the world over, the carrion birds of Marxism have silently infiltrated themselves into positions of power and influence in nations such as our own, which were once considered realms of freedom and prosperity and as beacons of light in an unjust world. To those

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$14 Billion for a Tram Is Economic Lunacy
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$14 Billion for a Tram Is Economic Lunacy

The quiet announcement by Minister Michael Wood today that the much-awaited trundling tram to the airport will cost $14 billion shows it is nothing but economic lunacy, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins and National’s Transport spokesperson David Bennett say. “Jacinda Ardern’s first announcement as Labour Leader

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Reflections on New Zealand

October 27th, 2021. It’s time to give a review of New Zealand from afar. Or as we have to call it from now on, New Xi-Land, in deference to our overseas controllers. We have to accept that Jacinda is not dim. She may not be the smartest tool

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New ‘Unvaxxed Man’ Costume Popular This Halloween

John Black stuffednz.net Information Satire A new costume has proven popular this Halloween – the ‘unvaccinated man’. Thirty-something Karens and their soy-boy partners will be dressing up as healthy men exercising their freedom of choice – and terrifying children. ‘We’ll be wearing it,’ said one such couple. ‘ We

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View from Your Window
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View from Your Window

**If readers want this series to continue please send your original photos to window@thebfd.co.nz What can you tell me about this photo? Yesterday’s view was a view of the mural on the Pypers Produce building, Lochiel-Branxholme Road, Southland. Editor Note: The BFD needs more views

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National Will Repeal and Reverse Three Waters

Hon Judith Collins National Party Leader As we suspected, Labour announced Wednesday that they are forcing their Three Waters reforms on local councils by legislation. Let me make our position very clear: National will repeal the Three Waters reforms and return all seized assets back to your local councils as

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A Govt That Imposes Three Waters Is a Dictatorship

Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 A Government that ignores reasoned opposition from local government by imposing 50/50 iwi-council co-governance through its Three Waters Plan is yet another step closer to

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BFD Daily Opinion Poll

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The ‘New Normal’ Is Revolting

The ‘New Normal’ Is Revolting

Thornton Blackmore Protests are erupting worldwide in the wake of mandatory vaccination orders being handed down by our would-be dictators. Scenes of Melburnian tradesmen holding their ground against the riot squad at the Shrine of Remembrance while singing the Australian National Anthem, and defecting policemen in Europe throwing aside

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‘Papers!’

‘Papers!’

Rodney Hide bassettbrashandhide.com Rodney Hide is former ACT Party leader, and Minister in the National-ACT Government from 2008 to 2011 “Papers!” That’s the chilling demand that sends a shiver down the spine. There’s the man in uniform. He controls your life: he decides whether you go

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The Only Tool You Need to Break Down a Wall

The Only Tool You Need to Break Down a Wall

Donald Digby When most people think of the fall of the Berlin Wall they think of November 9th, 1989 and the chaotic scenes outside the Brandenburg Gate. Well, did you know the real fall of the Berlin wall started 3 months earlier and began with a picnic? The Pan-European

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How’s That Line in the Sand Going?

How’s That Line in the Sand Going?

Scott Kennedy sojournal.co.nz It’s been over a week now since I went public with the article “My Line in the Sand”. What a rollercoaster ride! In this time I’ve been inundated with messages both supporting my line in the sand, some suggesting I smooth over the

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