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Twelve years after they were exposed and discredited in the book Dirty Politics, some of the most cynical people in New Zealand politics are back. The epitome is Jordan Williams, with his abysmal attitudes to women, morality-free fundraising as a lobbyist for the tobacco industry and – worst and most destructive in New Zealand’s recent history – him and his close allies reinventing themselves as experts in using race-baiting as a political tool, unleashing a wave of racist politics. Much of this doesn’t start with the politicians, but instead comes from secretive and well-funded hard-right groups with innocuous sounding names like the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. We need to understand what is going on to be able to oppose it. This is the book we have been waiting for.
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ISBN 1988550912
Publisher Potton & Burton
Publication date September 2026
Language English
Pages 239 pages
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Nicky Hager

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Known for writing in a clear, engaging, and easy-to-follow style. The work feels natural and flows smoothly, making it enjoyable from beginning to end.

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