The statement comes after Thorpe said she’d “burn down Parliament House” to show her support at a pro-Palestine rally on Sunday.
Research increasingly tells us that while young people are interested in politics, they are increasingly less engaged with political process, so who are the young people still getting involved in formal politics, and what drives them?
The climate repeal bill debated in Parliament today widens the rift in the Coalition.
The statement comes after Thorpe said she’d “burn down Parliament House” to show her support at a pro-Palestine rally on Sunday.
Research increasingly tells us that while young people are interested in politics, they are increasingly less engaged with political process, so who are the young people still getting involved in formal politics, and what drives them?
The climate repeal bill debated in Parliament today widens the rift in the Coalition.
This comes after Deeming was disendorsed by the Liberal party in July.
The statement comes after Thorpe said she’d “burn down Parliament House” to show her support at a pro-Palestine rally on Sunday.
Research increasingly tells us that while young people are interested in politics, they are increasingly less engaged with political process, so who are the young people still getting involved in formal politics, and what drives them?
The climate repeal bill debated in Parliament today widens the rift in the Coalition.
In today’s instalment of Voter Voices, we set out to ask first time voters exactly where are they looking to stay in the loop?
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