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"Someone else's country" (1996) -- NZ documentary [FULL]

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First published at 22:49 UTC on March 24th, 2021.

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Reupload of Alister Barry's classic documentary "Someone else's country" (1996), about when neoliberalism was introduced into NZ in the 1980s.

With the benefit of 30-odd years hindsight, one can think of several equally appropri…

Reupload of Alister Barry's classic documentary "Someone else's country" (1996), about when neoliberalism was introduced into NZ in the 1980s.

With the benefit of 30-odd years hindsight, one can think of several equally appropriate titles for the film: 'The slow motion coup against the New Zealand people begins'; 'The rise of predatory elite politics in New Zealand'; 'The Dawn of Auckland centralisation'; 'The Auckland elites take charge' are a few that come to mind.

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