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Best bits from Step It Up 2015: value frames, tactical voting and a potty-mouthed economist

I was invited this week to speak at the Step It Up conference in Auckland, organised by NZ Progress. It was great to get out and share ideas with other New Zealand campaigners, trade unionists and activists.

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