The following talks from a Workers Party forum in Christchurch are now available for download.
John Edmundson – Background to the Electoral Finance Act
Tim Bowron – Left Opposition to the Electoral Finance Act
Workers Party (NZ)
Pro-Worker/Anti-Capitalist
Eyewitness to a revolution in Nepal Ben Peterson spent a year in Nepal. He's touring NZ March 21-26
Ben Peterson Speaking venues & dates
Sunday 21 March - Auckland
2pm @ Auckland Trades Hall, 147 Great North Road, Grey Lynn.
• Monday 22 March - Auckland
1pm @ Function Room (over Quad café), Auckland University.
• Tuesday 23 March – Hamilton & Rotorua
1-2pm (followed by discussion) @ SUB G.20 (Guru Phabians room), Student Union
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7.30pm @ Ghandi Hall, 16 Gibson Street, (opp ten-pin bowling alley), Rotorua.
• Wednesday 24 March - Wellington
6pm @ Newtown Community Centre, 1 Columbo Street, Wellington.
• Thursday 25 March - Dunedin
1pm @ University Union Main Common Room, Dunedin University.
7pm @ Knox Church Hall, George Street, Dunedin.
• Friday 26 March - Christchurch
1pm @ Steed Meeting Room (next to the International Room), UCSA building,
Canterbury University.
• Saturday 27 March – Christchurch
7:30pm @ WEA, 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch.$15 Campaign
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