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Newshub Most Biased NZ Media
Two years ago a website was set up to measure media bias in New Zealand. Both Kiwiblog and The BFD were mentioned and rated, as were left-wing blogs and all mainstream media. Back then Newshub was rated as the most biased (towards the left) of all the mainstream media.
If You Scratch Our Back We Will Scratch Yours
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Kiwis Take Flight to Australia
Information Opinion If you are going to have a communist society – thought police, everyone scrounging at the local tip to find food, tyranny, possibly the “killing fields” – or what is known as “you’ll own nothing and be happy”, there is the ever so slight matter of requiring a population
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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 us about this photo? Yesterday’s photo was an easy one! Lake Tarawera and Mt Tarawera. I have several times meandered around on the top of the mountain and
Newshub Praises Marx’s Deadly Tripe
Well, at least they’re not hiding it any more. Lest anyone doubt where the New Zealand media’s ideological sympathies really lie, Newshub has published a gushing paean to perhaps the most destructive ideologue in history: Karl Marx. This should hardly be surprising: the New Zealand legacy is bought-
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Are Our Media ‘Marketing’ Abortion?
familyfirst.org.nz *This post was written by Family First staff writers. It was disappointing to buy the Herald on Sunday and be confronted with “My womb my choice” as the headline story decorating the front page. Media ‘personality’ Brodie Kane shares her own abortion story, hoping to “help other
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Like, This Is Like Madness
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Recently the New Zealand Herald lauded a mid-twenties woman for running a restaurant which is hardly a unique accomplishment. Here’s an extract of the interview in which the subject discusses the pressures of her role, this after greeting a regular customer. “I said,
