Tag: Federal Election
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“I want to give people hope”: Verity Cooper is the ‘Teal’ independent tackling Sturt
Dr Verity Cooper is taking on the most marginal seat in South Australia as a ‘teal’ independent backed by Climate 200 and community group Independent for Sturt. She’s in it to win it on a platform of integrity in politics, better climate protections, and making Australia fairer.
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What do young people think of ‘brain rot’ political advertisements?
Spend much time on Instagram or TikTok lately? If yes, you can’t have missed the ‘interesting’ election material pushed out by Australian political parties. Why are they putting these out and what do young people think of them?
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Pork barrelling: what is it and why do we need to talk about it?
The term “pork barrelling” has been thrown around in the political arena for years. But what does it even mean and how does it relate to the introduction of a Federal Independent Commission Against Corruption?
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If this isn’t a “budget emergency”, what is?
The Morrison Government’s big spending budget is sparking concerns over Australia’s debt. With election campaigns looming, will we see Labor take notes from the Coalition’s 2013 election strategy?
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Climate changed the voting choices of young, urban South Australians in the federal election
Prior to polling day, the New York Times called the 2019 federal election “Australia’s Climate Change Election”, when citizens would vote for urgent and major action against climate change.
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Dissecting political scare campaigns – know your facts!
Scare campaigns are one of the most effective types of political campaigns, but often run the risk of being inflammatory and insincere in the public eye.
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