Deception of the political class on ‘hate laws’ & can One Nation govern? | The Mainstream S2E1

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Kicking off a new season of The Mainstream podcast, the Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam do a deep dive on the so-called ‘anti-hate group’ legislation and explain everything you need to know.

They also discuss the substantial pushback from the community and the political fallout against these laws. Daniel and John also ponder whether One Nation can form government over the next two parliamentary terms; and what One Nation’s rise and the fall of the Liberal Party reveals about the future of Australia and the failure of the centre-right politically.

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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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