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Katie Should Have Listened to Cam

Katie Should Have Listened to Cam

When NZ’s version of Dancing With the Stars invited The BFD’s own Cam Slater to participate, he responded that he’d rather “poke pins in my eyes”. As Cam explained to BFD readers, “This network were happy to demonise me for years […] now they expect that I might

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Nanny State Australia

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Australia today has the pathetic honour of being the only country in the world which currently prohibits its citizens from foreign travel (excluding visiting New Zealand during the spasmodic bubble periods) without specific permission. They’re doing this under the provisions of the 2015 Biosecurity

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Time to Ban Government Rebrands?
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Time to Ban Government Rebrands?

Louis Houlbrooke Campaigns Manager New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union The NZ Herald has reported that the Ministry for Primary Industries spent $959,700 on its brand and website update. Most government agencies hold monopolies over the services they deliver. They don’t need flash branding to outshine competitors, because they don’

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Without Free Speech, You Have No Other Rights

Without Free Speech, You Have No Other Rights

Jacinda Ardern might want to bring the wedding day forward, stat. New Zealand’s fairy princess is in dire threat of her media white horses turning into rats. After years of fawning adulation, even the bought-and-paid-for New Zealand media are starting to whisper that Cinderella’s ball

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Keep ‘Critical Theory’ Out of Schools – Poll

Keep ‘Critical Theory’ Out of Schools – Poll

Bob McCoskrie National Director Family First NZ A new poll released on Monday by Family First NZ has sent a clear message to the Government – don’t politicise schools, and keep critical race theory out of the classroom. In the independent poll of 1,000 New Zealanders surveyed by Curia

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A Connected Cop’s Thoughts on the Mongrel Mob’s Self Funding Scheme

A Connected Cop’s Thoughts on the Mongrel Mob’s Self Funding Scheme

This article is from a Police-oriented Facebook page and is the observations of a Police officer relating to the recent, Jacinda Ardern approved, government funding to the Mongrel Mob. It is posted below un-redacted but with the addition of links for the Stuff article mentioned and Operation Dusk.

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NZ’s Statement on China a Shot across the Bow
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NZ’s Statement on China a Shot across the Bow

Geoffrey Miller democracyproject.nz Geoffrey Miller is an international analyst at the Democracy Project. He has lived and travelled extensively in the Middle East and is a fluent Arabic speaker. New Zealand joined Western allies on Monday by issuing a statement that called out alleged Chinese state involvement in hacking.

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Save the Planet – Ban Oil Now!

Save the Planet – Ban Oil Now!

Critical Race Theory instruction in schools really should be rapidly replaced with Critical Thinking Theory and Critical Thinking Practice in the halls of power, as our leaders seem woefully short of the ability to engage their brains before acting. Witness the Captain’s Call to ban oil and gas exploration.

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Five Reasons Why David Parker Should Abandon a Death Tax

Five Reasons Why David Parker Should Abandon a Death Tax

New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union As Inland Revenue investigates New Zealanders’ inherited wealth, the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union is warning the Government against taxing this wealth via a death tax. Taxpayers’ Union Campaigns Manager Louis Houlbrooke lays out five reasons New Zealand doesn’t need a death tax: Incentives: A death

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What Do the Gangs Think about Labour?

What Do the Gangs Think about Labour?

Judith Collins Leader I wanted to share a video with you that we released yesterday about what gangs think about Labour and their approach to crime. You can watch and share it below. National is the Party of law and order. We’re working hard to hold the Government to

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

When journalist David Farrier left New Zealand his return journey was only a vague concern. Now he spends hours a day refreshing a yellow and white webpage attempting to get back into the country. And so my week has been spent on a fun website called allocation.miq.govt.nz.

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