The Liberal Agenda – Hands off Venezuela! Meeting – 7pm, Tuesday, February 12, Unite Union office
Saturday’s march in Venezuela opposed to the coup and in support of the government – ignored by world’s media
The Liberal Agenda
Commentary examining neoliberalism, economic inequality, and the political forces shaping modern New Zealand society.
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The Liberal Agenda – TONIGHT: Comedy Club: Fundraiser for Alex Pirie
Confirmed comedians so far are Brendhan Lovegrove, Justine Smith, Mel Bracewell, Eli Matthewson of TV fame. Also debuting Hadley Grace Robinson Lewis.
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The Liberal Agenda – Te Papa Gallipoli: The Scale Of Our War
It’s an important exhibit to attend because it shows us how far we have yet to go in being honest about our history and being able to distill truth and wisdom from that honesty.
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The Liberal Agenda – Ralph Breaks the Internet – 4 stars
I’ve given it 4 stars because the 5 minute scene where Sarah Silverman’s character meets all the Disney Princesses is perhaps the funniest 5 minutes of animation every created.
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The Liberal Agenda – Love Aotearoa, Hate Racism- The Migrants Picnic
2pm Sat Feb 2nd in Myers Park.
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The Liberal Agenda – Open Letter to the citizens of Nelson re The Jerusalem Quartet
We, the undersigned, object to the presence of The Jerusalem Quartet, comprised of four Israeli citizens, at the forthcoming Adam Chamber Music Festival, in Nelson.
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The Liberal Agenda – The Internet’s Own Boy
A must watch documentary on the life of Aaron Swartz and a core issue of our time – access to public documents and the public right to know.
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The Liberal Agenda – Waihopai Spy Base Protest Saturday January 26th
People from all around New Zealand will be converging on the super-secret Waihopai satellite interception spybase, in Marlborough, on Saturday January 26th.
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The Liberal Agenda – Bryan Bruce’s New Zealand Public Television
I spoke with Liz Gunn on RadioLive yesterday
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‘Navigators & Naturalists’ – the book
Navigators & Naturalists – French exploration of New Zealand and the South Seas 1769-1824 weaves together geographic, natural and human history. It sets the scientific exploration of New Zealand and the Pacific in the context of the French Enlightenment with its veneration of science and philosophy and the quest to map the whole world – and everything in it – minerals, plants, animals and peoples, that fuelled the Age of Discovery.