Small Parties on the rise, Election surprises possible - Chris Trotter political commentator writes the "From the Left" ODT column Chris foundation member of the New-Labour Party and the Alliance party in the 1990s in response to David Lange and Roger Douglas's Neoliberalism reforms. He is the author of No Left Turn, a political history of New Zealand. We may discuss the crisis of distrust of mainline political parties And the inequality and inequities of the present tax system.

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Left-wing Populism - Dr David Jenkins is a lecturer in political theory at Otago

His work focuses on sociality within urban experiences, the concept of partisanship (with an emphasis on the Communist Party India (Marxist) in Kerala) and homelessness and housing rights. He is currently co-editing a book on social rights. We will be discussing the common good and the prospect of a progressive cosmopolitan international populous movement.

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Politics Democracy - inequality - Francisco Hernandez - Francisco Hernandez Green candidate Dn Nth Attended the Paris Climate Hi grew up as a Kiwi-Filipino iAs President of OUSA, 2011-13 he had to negotiate the Association’s transition to a voluntary organisation. Senior Analyst Climate Change Commission 2020 – 2022is currently is the Principle Climate Change Advisor at the Otago Regional Council - Generation Zero Zero Carbon Act Media Advisor, Board Member – 2019-20 Member – 2013-2020

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Julie Anne Genter 27 June 2023 Green MP Spokesperson on among other things Transport and Finance ,Before entering politics, Julie Anne’s professional career was in transport and urban planning.

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

NZ taxation Driver of Inequality - Craig Renney Economist and Director of Policy at New Zealand Council of Trade Unions. We will be discussing the relationship the mass of the dysfunctioning of our social and physical infrastructure particularly health and education due to young willingness of government to implement on those people and organisations who can afford to pay and the fact that our our present taxation actually drives inequality in New Zealand!

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Gareth Jones is Emeritus Professor of the Department of Anatomy. His research interests include human anatomy and ethics. He has recently written two articles on the University of Otago's management and financial crisis.

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz