Fifth Labour Govt – Challenges and Lessons

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Michael Cullen and Margaret Wilson will speak at the Fabian Society Seminar “5th Labour Government – Lessons from a time of Challenges” at Owen Glenn Centre, Grafton Road, Auckland on Sunday October 30 from 1-5pm. Michael and Margaret will be joined by Mike Williams, Dot Kettle and David Parker. Everyone welcome to discuss and debate.

The full programme is as follows

1pm Welcome: Paul Chalmers : The government we worked hard to get

Hon Sir Michael Cullen: A Return to Orthodoaxy

Hon Margaret Wilson: Fulfilling an Agenda

Break

2.15pm Panel.

Dot Kettle: Prime Minister’s office

Mike Williams: Campaign and Presidency

Hon David Parker:  Unfinished business

3pm Question and Answer

4pm Michael Cullen: Issues for the future

Paul wraps and thanks

Wine and pizza outside the theatre.

5pm end

It will be very interesting. If you would like to attend it would be appreciated if you would register here for catering purposes.

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    What if the 5th Labour Government was the last ever? So many assume that there will of course be a 6th. The past however does not predict the future. When Labour lose again in 2017 will it still be assumed that they will inevitably win in 2020 or 2023? NZ society in the 21st century is not the same as in the 20th century when arguably there was a need for Labour and indeed I was a Labour voter then till I realised that I was just voting fodder. No one, for instance, has ever tweeted “NZ Labour win”.

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          Labour used to be the party of the working classes as I was. Then they became the party of the beneficiaries and the trade unionists and the LGBTQ and the strident feminists and other motley crew. Once I had a child I had to think about their future and thus I joined National. I’ve been proven correct.

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