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| Title: | One Nation success may spell its demise |
| Link: | Original article on theage.com.au |
| Region: | US |
| Topics: | demise; world; share; spell; victoria; wind; abc; success; social; nation; media; global; land; Chip Le Grand; Pauline Hanson; Pauline Hanson's One Nation; Social democracy; Australian Labor Party; Democracy; Donald Trump; Social media; Global catastrophic risk; Jacinta Allan; National Party of Australia; Australian Greens; World economy; Dog whistle (politics); Zohran Mamdani; Global Wind Day; Mayor of Greater Manchester; Thomas Piketty; Premier of Victoria; Eco-socialism; Andy Burnham; Waleed Aly; Paul Keating; Australian Broadcasting Corporation; The Age; Climate change denial; Inner city; Coalition government; Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; Women's rights; Suburb; Iran–Iraq War; Parliament; Fascism |
| Datetime: | 6/14/2026, 10:00:00 AM |
| Summary: | AdvertisementLetters NationalVictoriaLetters One Nation success may spell its demise June 14, 2026 — 8:00pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Waleed Aly (″Why One Nation can win the next federal election″, 12/6) makes some very good observations on the rise of One Nation. Ray Peck, Hawthorn Global Wind Day 1June 15 is Global Wind Day, yet it appears we’re falling behind in the quest to harness the power of wind over our country and transmit it to our cities and regions. Helen Hook, Black Rock Global Wind Day 2Those of us who live in the cities and support wind farms should be wondering how farmers feel about renewables. Otherwise, there will be no point in celebrating Global Wind Day.... |
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