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Features Australia New Zealand

Brash free speech

29 September 2018

9:00 AM

29 September 2018

9:00 AM

It’s taken a while, but the speech wars have reached New Zealand – and an Australian is in the thick of the strife. Problem is, she’s on the wrong side.

Jan Thomas, the Vice-Chancellor of Massey University, recently banned Don Brash, a former leader of the centre-right National party, from speaking at a campus event organised by a student politics society.

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