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A bob both ways: commercial argument for free speech

The Free Speech Union weighs in on debate about gender critical ad.

Jonathan Ayling
Wed, 30 Mar 2022

Todays column by Dita De Boni on the Free Speech Union and NZME unfortunately illustrates the name-calling and guilt-by-association which characterises so many contentious public conversations today. FSU has chosen to respond to the article and to its credit, NBR has agreed to publish it.

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Jonathan Ayling
Wed, 30 Mar 2022
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