Lecture: Farmers Backbone or Wishbone
Topic is: Farmers relationship with the Arbitration Act in industrial relations and how the farmers have been left out of it. Farmers contribute the largest piece of the economy and are trying to move on from the past practices. Speakers are; Brian Brooks; Mr Martin, President, Federated Farmers: Selwyn Lloyd, Farmer; E McIntyre, Young Farmer.
Princes Street, Labour is the Auckland University branch of the Labour party and one of the oldest clubs at university founded on 1 March 1960. It runs regular talks, lectures and debates. This was a live event at the Princes St Branch of the Labour Party (Auckland Central branch) recorded by Professor Robert Chapman, Department of Politics.
Primary Title
- Lecture: Farmers Backbone or Wishbone
Date Broadcast
- Wednesday 16 June 1971
Start Time
- 13 : 00
Finish Time
- 13 : 46
Duration
- 45:58
Episode
- 1
Channel
- Chapman Archive
Broadcaster
- The University of Auckland Library
Owning Organisation
- The University of Auckland Library
Programme Description
- Princes Street, Labour is the Auckland University branch of the Labour party and one of the oldest clubs at university founded on 1 March 1960. It runs regular talks, lectures and debates. This was a live event at the Princes St Branch of the Labour Party (Auckland Central branch) recorded by Professor Robert Chapman, Department of Politics.
Episode Description
- Topic is: Farmers relationship with the Arbitration Act in industrial relations and how the farmers have been left out of it. Farmers contribute the largest piece of the economy and are trying to move on from the past practices. Speakers are; Brian Brooks; Mr Martin, President, Federated Farmers: Selwyn Lloyd, Farmer; E McIntyre, Young Farmer.
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Radio
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Current affairs
- Politics
- Public Affairs
Contributors
- Brian Brooks (Speaker)
- Selwyn LLoyd (Speaker)
- E McIntyre (Speaker)
- W R Martin (Speaker)