Post-‘woke 1.0’, has identity politics worn thin in Victoria?
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While the rise of One Nation has dominated attention in the run-up to the Victorian election, economic pressures are quietly reshaping politics on the left.
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Post-‘woke 1.0’, has identity politics worn thin in Victoria?
While the rise of One Nation has dominated attention in the run-up to the Victorian election, economic pressures are quietly reshaping politics on the left.
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