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The party is run by powerbrokers and their foot soldiers, organised around individuals and shifting backroom deals with little interest in ideas or...
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It wasn’t old, white voters who made the Voice referendum fail. The Yes campaign aimed at elites, and took the rest of Australia for granted.
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