Commentary examining neoliberalism, economic inequality, and the political forces shaping modern New Zealand society.
Efeso Collins represents the Manukau ward on the Auckland Council, bringing a critical voice from Otara to questions of Auckland, Samoan and national governance. His community, media and academic work draws on a deep experience and analysis of leadership and service within and across cultures. We are thrilled to host him at the Kai Pasifika Salon on Thursday 26 July.
World first The Rainbow Cable Car event has sold out with 120 adults and children looking forward to a very…
In a world first Drag Artist Queen Olivia St Redfern is reading to children on the historic Wellington Cable Car. Join Queen Olivia on Monday 16 July as she travels a return trip on the historic Wellington Cable Car, while listening to her reading aloud wonderful children’s stories.
Event details:
Date: Monday 16 July 2018
Venue: OGGB5 (260-051), Level 0, Owen G Glenn Building
Time: 5.30pm
When: Sunday 15 July 2018, 3–5pm
Where: Ellen Melville Centre, 1 Freyberg Place, Auckland Central
Featuring special guests Reb Fountain and Steve Abel
TVNZ kicked off their season of Sunday Theatre with In a Flash, the story of 6 students and their teacher who died in the 2008 Mangatepopo Gorge flash flood.
Our Changing World lecture – Watching over you: surveillance and security in New Zealand 6.30pm: Thursday 28 June 2018 | Sir Neil Waters Lecture Theatre building
If I sound like a gushing fan girl, I totally am! I’ve been to a lot of gigs over my 35odd years bouncing around the music scene, so it takes a lot for me to get really excited these days about a new band.
If you oppose Donald Trump’s racism against migrants, the best thing you can do is to join the struggle here in Aotearoa against exploitation and deportation. Many church leaders, Unions, cultural groups and MPs of parties now in Government visited sanctuary to support our students before their deportation. Now is the time for them to honour their pledges and bring our students back.
Aborigines, Rebel Wilson and now kangaroos?
Is there anything white Australian’s can’t ruin?