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Despite a Tenfold Increase in ADHD Prescriptions, Too Many New Zealanders Are Still Going Without
The number of people accessing medication for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Aotearoa New Zealand increased significantly between 2006 and 2022. But the disorder is still under-diagnosed and under-treated compared to global ADHD prevalence estimates.
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The BFD Daily Opinion Poll
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Letter from the North
Well, the chickens are coming home to roost. There is massive dissent sweeping through Ireland as discontent with the immigration policy is increasing. There are now riots occurring in Dublin and arson of buildings housing asylum seekers in the country districts.
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Modern Insurance Law Will Protect Kiwi Households
“The Contracts of Insurance Bill, which had its first reading today, will simplify the insurance system and give Kiwis, who diligently pay their insurance premiums, peace of mind that when disaster strikes their insurer will provide quick and fair compensation.
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The BFD General Debate
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What This New Video Game Teaches Us
At some point, the destructive nature of corporate political diversity programs will start to break industries. In a sector like video games the consequences are not that painful for society, but it makes you wonder about the day when every product starts to suffer from this decay.
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It Is Not Words That Are ‘Unsafe’
A lesson (for Ardern and Victoria University students) actions not words can be ‘dangerous’
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Country Update From Klaus
Discussion on Article 2 of the Paris Agreement about not threatening food production should be nipped in the bud. Our friends in the Climate Change Commission need to be more ruthless and put down any of that unhelpful chatter.
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Winston Calls Carr an ‘Irrelevant Ill-Informed Shill’
The Media Party is all a quiver that Winston Peters seems to have more courage than them when it comes to calling things as they seem.…
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James Shaw the Ideologic Climatard
Travel by aircraft is the one means of transport all Net Zero dimwits criticise and hate. Are these Green believers stupid or just born hypocrites? I…
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Keep readingAngry Face of the Day
House Speaker Gerry Brownlee has confirmed he has received a privilege complaint relating to Green MP Julie Anne Genter’s outburst in Parliament.
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The BFD Daily Proverb
Take hold of my instructions; don’t let them go. Guard them, for they are the key to life.
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The BFD Nightcap
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Friday Fur
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10 Big Myths of World War One
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Keep readingIngenious 8,000-Year-Old Trick to Start a Fire
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Keep readingOne of the Surprises When Drydocking the Battleship
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The BFD Daily Roundup
Just a brief note to readers who like to add their own contributions to Daily Roundup in the comments. This post is for family-friendly humour ONLY thank you.
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The BFD Backchat
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Today in Rock History
Today in Rock History is a music orientated segment where we would like to encourage readers to share their thoughts and tastes in music and discuss the various aspects of any music topic.
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Do We Want a Global Surveillance State?
Support platforms that actively resist censorship and champion free speech; use VPNs to preserve online privacy and bypass censorship. Importantly, connect through servers in countries that are not part of the GORSN.
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It Was Never Going to End Well
The inherent flaws of multiculturalism are brutally exposed by Islam in the West.
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The BFD Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
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Laughter Is the Best Medicine
This regular daily post is the place to joke and banish negative thoughts.
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Labor Shows Its Forked Tongue Again
Labor want to impose on Australians what they refuse to demand of foreign criminals.
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And Once Again, This Is the Forefront of the US Election
In phrasing their position this way, Republicans such as Rogers and Moreno are trying to walk a narrow line. In trying to accomplish two things at once – they might accomplish neither.
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It’s Coal to the Rescue, Again
Germany provides a powerful energy lesson in what not to do. Will America learn in time?
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Arking up against the Rainbow
More people are wising up to rainbow grooming.
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The Art of Taking No Responsibility
“An SEP,’ he said, ‘is something that we can’t see, or don’t see, or our brain doesn’t let us see, because we think that it’s somebody else’s problem. That’s what SEP means. Somebody Else’s Problem. The brain just edits it out, it’s like a blind spot. If you look at it directly you won’t see…
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The BFD Comment of the Week
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So It Is the Clot Shot
Remember when you were a “conspiracy theorist” for worrying about blood clots?
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Totally Focussed
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Live by the Sword…
Unless his personal standing with the voting public becomes a key source of his political power, such that his colleagues feel he can carry them to re-election, Luxon may learn the hard way what “live by the sword, die by the sword” means in politics.
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The BFD Daily Opinion Poll
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Hold the Guilty to Account
There is a huge problem, and it was caused by the Labour Party, and left-wing dogma and ideology so why do so many in the National party bow down at the feet of left wingers?
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New Zealand’s Winter of Discontent
The usual honeymoon experienced during the first year of a first term government is entirely absent. The political mood is still gloomy and discontented, mainly due to dark economic times.
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A Little Bit Sitting on the Fence
No, they’re not; Katie. People are not “a little bit sitting on the fence there” in your 1News poll of support, or opposition to, public service job cuts and, no, it’s not a “slim majority” supporting reducing the number of public servants, it’s a very clear majority.
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When Silence Fails
It is difficult to describe the experience of knowing you have been targeted by hackers from a foreign power. There is a novelty, but it is mostly disconcerting and unsettling.
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