The Liberal Agenda – Highlights & themes of the 2018 Auckland Fringe
BOSS COMEDIANS As well as featuring some comedy big names – “American country music legend” Wilson Dixon, snapchat impersonation genius…
The Liberal Agenda
Commentary examining neoliberalism, economic inequality, and the political forces shaping modern New Zealand society.
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The Liberal Agenda – AUCKLAND FRINGE PROGRAMME FULLY LIVE 20th Feb – 4th March 2018
We didn’t think it was possible, but the Auckland Fringe festival has just gotten Fringier. The second half of the…
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Pop-up Globe: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – 5 Stars (Don Brash would scream)
I am a sucker for Shakespeare. I love the plays, the language and the re-interpretation each re-telling can create.
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The Liberal Agenda – Protest the Warkworth Rodeo
Direct Animal Action are taking action for rodeo animals this summer and we need you to join us.
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The Liberal Agenda – Global Climate Leaders to Discuss Path for NZ – 350 Aotearoa
When: 7pm, Wednesday, 13th December
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The Liberal Agenda Review: Gideon Levy’s road to Damascus (via Palestine)
His message – that Israeli society is incapable of dismantling the occupation and that the only way change will occur is by outside nations forcing that change upon Israel. He spoke positively of the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) calling it the only game in town in shaming Israel into action.
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The Liberal Agenda – Journalism, Media & Democracy (JMAD) 2017 Media Ownership Report
Journalism, Media & Democracy (JMAD) 2017 Media Ownership Report
Monday December 4, live streamed on The Daily Blog 5pm
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The Liberal Agenda – Peter and the Wolf – 5 stars
I have to be 100% honest with you, I didn’t have any great expectations for this.
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The Liberal Agenda – The Jubilation Choir – Saturday 18th November
The Liberal Agenda – The Jubilation Choir – Saturday 18th November
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REVIEW: Thor does for positive masculinity what Wonder Woman does for feminism
Thor: Ragnarok has been reviewed by far more clever and geeky comic book nerd types than me so I won’t even attempt to compete with their detailed reviews of how this fits into the Marvel Universe and Norse mythology, but what struck me about Taika Waititi’s incredibly funny movie is the real tenderness he gives the male characters.