The Liberal Agenda – Bryan Bruce – Delay to Brexit and my Trade Doco
Just an update to everyone who contributed to “Trade Secrets” my documentary on “free” trade and the “free” market.
The Liberal Agenda
Commentary examining neoliberalism, economic inequality, and the political forces shaping modern New Zealand society.
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The Liberal Agenda – National Day of mourning still needed
A National Day of mourning is still needed. One was held following the Christchurch earthquake and today’s terror victims deserve at least.
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The Liberal Agenda – Love Aotearoa Hate Racism – Thousands expected at Sunday rally
Love Aotearoa Hate Racism (LAHR) is anticipating an unprecedented turnout at our rally against Islamophobia and racism at Auckland’s Aotea Square this Sunday, March 24, at 2pm.
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Public meeting in Christchurch this Sunday, about public media and social media.
What’s going on with media in New Zealand?
Is Facebook out of control?
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Vanessa Kururangi : Hate is not welcome here…
Vanessa Kururangi is a State House Tenant Advocate, a mother and a writer.
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The Liberal Agenda – Hands off Venezuela – protest Saturday, 2pm, Aotea Square, Auckland
Global Peace and Justice Auckland is encouraging all supporters of peace and justice to join the international day of action on Saturday, March 16 against the US government’s effort to engineer a coup in Venezuela and a new devastating war there.
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The Liberal Agenda – Bryan Bruce interviews Max Rashbrooke
My thanks to the many people who supported and commented on posts relating to government and how, for example, we expect better from people like Judith Collins and Simon Bridges.
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RIP Luke Perry & Keith Flint
Two cultural books ends over a decade too short.
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The Liberal Agenda – Please sign this GPJA letter for a “Hands Off Venezuela” day of action March 16
Global Peace and Justice Auckland is asking for individuals and organisations to endorse the following appeal:
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The Liberal Agenda – Hands Off Venezuela day of action March 16
Global Peace and Justice Auckland is asking for individuals and organisations to endorse the following appeal: