Australians have had a gutful of welcome to country | The Mainstream S1E2

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The Institute of Public Affairs’ John Roskam and Daniel Wild discuss why Australians reject welcome to, and acknowledgment of, country ceremonies; how the political class do not understand what the true meaning of the 1967 referendum was; and what the latest push for a treaty and reparations payments in Victoria tells us about how the elites have complete and total disregard for the values of mainstream Australians.

John and Daniel also discuss the developments in the United Kingdom where polls show Nigel Farage would be the Prime Minister if an election were held today, and what implications could be in store for Australia given the declining support in our two major political parties.

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Daniel Wild

Daniel Wild is a Deputy Executive Director at the Institute of Public Affairs

John Roskam

John Roskam was a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs
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