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A Free Speech Focus on Local Body Elections With Tory Whanau, James Gough and Dr. Ate Moala

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What does a major Mayoral candidate think of codes of conduct? Is there wide support within councils for limiting who can speak in public venues? Where do councilors draw the line between speech they consider free and beyond the pale? And is their input even warranted? On this week's roundtable discussion between a collection of incredibly diverse candidates - Wellington Mayor candidate and Green supporter Tory Whanau, 4x term councilor of Christchurch's Fendalton ward James Gough and Dr. Ate Moala, a candidate standing for Paekawakawa/Southern General Ward - answer these questions and discuss free speech more generally in an at times combative but richly informative episode. Enjoy www.fsu.nz/join Support the showhttps://www.fsu.nz/https://x.com/NZFreeSpeechhttps://www.instagram.com/freespeechnz/https://www.tiktok.com/@freespeechunionnz

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What does a major Mayoral candidate think of codes of conduct? Is there wide support within councils for limiting who can speak in public venues? Where do councilors draw the line between speech they consider free and beyond the pale? And is their input even warranted? On this week's roundtable discussion between a collection of incredibly diverse candidates - Wellington Mayor candidate and Green supporter Tory Whanau, 4x term councilor of Christchurch's Fendalton ward James Gough and Dr. Ate...

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