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The Labor paradox: Too progressive, not progressive enough (opens the original)
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Labor governments face criticism from both sides, but progress requires compromise, consensus and accepting that not every change will suit everyone, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. IN MY 20 YEARS involved in Labor Party politics, I have never seen so much negativity and critique of the Labor Party as I see in the public sphere today. This discontent, this wave of grievance, unsurprisingly batters Australia’s Labor governments from the Right, particularly the Far-Right, which is basically all of th
Jason Arday’s death exposes institutional racism in academia (opens the original)
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Jason Arday’s death exposes how institutional racism, media complicity and far-right ideology combined to fuel a devastating campaign against him, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. THE DEATH OF Professor Jason Arday is not just a personal tragedy; it is a multi-institutional scandal. The disproportionate pile-on that Arday experienced in the weeks before he took his own life and the lack of public institutional support he received demonstrate once again that White-majority institutions would prefer t
News Corp campaign against housing affordability shows right-wing hypocrisy (opens the original)
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News Corp’s response to falling house prices exposes the hypocrisy of a right-wing campaign that weaponises housing unaffordability while attacking reforms designed to address it, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. NEWS CORP exists to wage political campaigns against the Labor Government to benefit right-wing parties — including the Liberals, Nationals and One Nation. This political campaigning has reared its ugly head in response to house price growth slowing, demonstrating that News Corp will use hi
It's Right to say a decency deficit is poisoning democracy (opens the original)
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Political dysfunction is not a “both sides” problem; it is the result of a right-wing culture that has currently abandoned decency and democratic norms, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. I GET REALLY SICK of hearing people say that politics is poisoned by polarisation. This idea goes that the opposing sides of politics – the Left versus the Right – cannot get along and, because of this bad behaviour, democracy has become dysfunctional. From this mistaken idea flow many others that serve to give false
Nine's Stefanovic double standard exposed (opens the original)
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Nine's decision to sack Karl Stefanovic over one far-right interview raises questions about where the broadcaster chose to draw the line, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. RIGHT FROM THE START, I want to make it clear that I have no sympathy for sacked Channel 9 Today presenter Karl Stefanovic. Yet, I do find it interesting to consider the point of no return for Channel 9 was Stefanovic’s interview with influential British far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Why draw the line at Robinson, considering
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