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**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 the Palac Mojecice (Mojecice Palace), west Poland. Built some time in the 17th century, so 400 years ago. Today it is
Gordon Lightfoot whakatakitimes.nz Warning Satire This Job’s Sooo Boring Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta have had an absolute gutsful of doing this bloody government thing, so have hit the Three Waters go-button, effectively ending their local political careers so they can bugger
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familyfirst.org.nz Warning Long read. 1743 words. Fuelled by a media feeding-frenzy, The Ministry of Education is threatening to ‘intervene’ into the beliefs of a much-respected Christian school, demanding Bethlehem College remove reference to traditional biblical marriage from their Statement Of Belief. This overarching Statement Of Belief
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The Tauranga by-election was really about whether National’s majority reflected a return to near normality or could Labour prove its 2020 result was more than just a Covid one. The result reflected the former, as a 4% gap in 2020 was turned into a 42% gap last weekend.
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Information Opinion The resident commies in the Beehive have decided to follow a playbook similar to the one Hillary Clinton followed in 2016, with predictable results. One suspects – knowing what 40-something women in senior jobs who know they’re seriously out of their depth are like – that ‘dissent’ or,
Information Opinion Warning Long read. 1452 words New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Possible Pathology – How the vaccine harms How could the vaccine cause all these adverse effects? This is a crucial question. The short answer is “Where shall we start?”. The Pfizer confidential post-marketing report
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I’ve got a fair bit of respect for Sunny Kaushal. He may have been a Labour candidate in the past, but he was also one of the first people who reached out to me after I had my stroke, genuinely concerned about me, despite past political differences. That act
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Information Opinion Newly minted Justice Minister Kiri Allan has been quick out of the blocks with some rhetoric of her own, calling National’s ‘soft on crime’ line “abhorrent” and (the old faithful) decrying their “knee jerk reaction” to the current crime wave, which even Allan does not deny. Despite
