Matt and I have been to the last two Forums on the Family and can thoroughly recommend them as interesting, informative and a great place to network and meet people; at this stage we plan to attend this one.
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Showing posts with label David Farrar. Show all posts
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Key and Goff on Family Matters at the 2009 Forum on the Family
The 2009 Forum on the Family is nearly upon us. This year John Key and Phil Goff are slated to face-off, Lord of the NZ Blogosphere, David Farrar, will be making an appearance, details of the rest of this years lineup are on the poster (click on the image if you cannot read it). You can register here and if you do it now you'll get the early-bird rate.
Matt and I have been to the last two Forums on the Family and can thoroughly recommend them as interesting, informative and a great place to network and meet people; at this stage we plan to attend this one.
Matt and I have been to the last two Forums on the Family and can thoroughly recommend them as interesting, informative and a great place to network and meet people; at this stage we plan to attend this one.
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David Farrar,
Events,
Family First Forum,
John Key,
Phil Goff
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Coming Events
As the early bird rate expires on Friday, I registered Matt's and my attendance at this years Forum on the Family. Being election year, the line up is mostly politicians all keen to vote catch but of the array of political parties being billed, one is most conspicuously absent.
Can you spot which one? Its a fairly major ommission and I bet the ommission is not on the part of the organisers.
To save you having to squint, here is the line up from left to right (on the advertisement, obviously):
Pita Sharples - Maori Party
John Key - National
Rodney Hide - Act
Winston Peters - NZ First
Peter Dunne - United Future
Jeanette Fitzsimons - Green Party
Larry Baldock - Kiwi Party
Taito Phillip Field - NZ Pacific
Richard Lewis - Family Party
(The absentee I am speaking of is not Jim Anderton of Progressive who isn't listed but really who cares that he's not?)
Regardless it will still be a great event, last year was very worthwhile though it is a wee bit disappointing to hear that David Farrar of Kiwiblog (a fellow Student Choicer from back in the day) will not be speaking this year as has been rumoured about the blogosphere but I am looking forward to it and have September 8 circled on my calendar.
Labels:
David Farrar,
Events,
Family First Forum,
Kiwiblog
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