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This winter, Ani O'Brien is taking the Good Faith Yarns Tour around the country: honest, good faith conversations with locals in towns and cities across New Zealand, on the topics we usually just shout about.

She sits down with Dane Giraud to walk through the full lineup, stop by stop, and explain why she wanted conversations rather than combat. No debates, no point scoring. Just a willingness to disagree well, listen properly, and stay in the room afterwards for a drink and a yarn.

Tickets are $10. All dates, venues and booking:

https://www.fsu.nz/events

TOUR DATES

Queenstown, Tue 21 July: Mayor John Glover and Mike Casey (Rewiring Aotearoa) on growth, infrastructure and energy.

Christchurch, Wed 22 July: Professor Te Maire Tau (Ngāi Tahu) on the Treaty and partnership after the Treaty Principles Bill.

Dunedin, Thu 23 July: Sir Ian Taylor on technology, AI, ethics and identity.

Whangārei, Mon 27 July: Far North councillor Davina Smolders on co-governance and local democracy.

Hamilton, Tue 28 July: Duncan Garner on the press gallery and the state of the media.

Auckland, Wed 29 July: Rob Campbell on public service neutrality and where the line sits.

Tauranga, Thu 30 July: Dr Alistair Reese and Professor Paul Moon on faith, spirituality and the Treaty in history.

Palmerston North, Tue 4 August: Liam Hehir on politics and media beyond the Wellington bubble.

Wellington, Wed 5 August: Todd Stephenson and Simon O'Connor debate assisted dying.

More stops to be announced.

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