Sean Plunket talks to Stephen Franks on The Platform about the pamphlet banned from Hutt City Council premises.
Stephen Franks is a principal of Wellington law firm Franks & Ogilvie and a former MP. He blogs at www.stephenfranks.co.nz.
In the lead up to the 1984 election, Bob Jones’s New Zealand Party stormed onto the political scene, winning one vote in eight, but gaining ...
2 comments:
Thank goodness for the Free Speech union taking on tyrannical forces in our country. Sir Apirana Ngata was a superior individual what ever race. What a shame we don't have people like him anymore in politics.
Although the miscreants will take from my rates to fund their protest I am so glad of this - at least I hope they feel the shame of disgrace. I thought at the time this happened that the Hutt manager was an overbearing, nasty woman - doubt she's changed.
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