Brash, A Biography by Paul Goldsmith

'Few new party leaders have made such an impact as Don Brash. In early 2004 his Orewa speech on race relations created headlines and turned the New Zealand political landscape upside down.

Granted access to Brash's personal papers in preparing this biography, Paul Goldsmith has traced the evolution of Brash's beliefs beginning with the left-wing social activism of his upbringing through to the free-market economics he helped implement as Reserve Bank governor.

From dance floors of 1960s Peru to his highly unconventional 2003 leadership spill, Brash: A Biography reveals a complex individual who has fought tirelessly for his beliefs. '

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