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The Citizen’s Handbook: Election Special
Earlier in 2020, the creators of White Man Behind a Desk brought you The Citizen's Handbook, which was all about empowering the audience with the knowledge of how this country came to be, how it currently works, and how we can face the challenges that lie ahead.
Robbie Nicol and Finn Teppett have returned ahead of the 2020 New Zealand General Election to not only break down how to vote, but to provide background and knowledge on the two referendums so everyone in New Zealand understands what they are voting on.
Find the full first series of The Citizen’s Handbook here.
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The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special | Voting
We’re trying to convince you to vote. This is marketing, plain and simple. But we’re not going to resort to any of the tactics you might see other people trying to use around the election. Read more Video
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The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special | Cannabis
Robbie asks the questions that need asking and expresses how it’s important that the marijuana industry doesn’t become like the alcohol industry. Read more Video
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The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special | Euthanasia
This is a binding referendum. So what does the Act propose? There is, undeniably, a fine line between suicide and euthanasia. Read more Video
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The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special | The Sketches
The complete collection of The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special sketches. Read more Video
The Citizen's Handbook: Election Special
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