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Alisha Rouse

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Editor @Crikey_news. Ex-Holt St, Fleet St, forever bothering people for stories.
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Monoculturalist rhetoric is ramping up — and its more confused than ever

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By Alisha Rouse Verified
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Between Pauline Hanson’s monocultural crusade and Karl Stefanovic’s career-destroying chumming up with Tommy Robinson, it’s been a big couple of weeks for Australia’s immigration wars. We’re a long way past the moral panics of African gangs and the economic panic of jobs and housing. Now, the radical right would have us sinking into the quicksand of the ethno-nationalist assault that is roiling politics in the UK and the USA.
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Farewell aspiration, slain by tax reform, we hardly knew ye!

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By Alisha Rouse Verified
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Do you hear that? That is the sound of the sky falling in, after the first and principal tranche of Labor’s “contentious”, “controversial” and “friendless” tax changes passed through parliament — not with a bang but a whimper from asset-friendly media.
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As Britain prepares to crown yet another PM, is it a battle of the vibes against Nigel Farage?

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By Alisha Rouse Verified
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Andy Burnham, Britain’s “King of the North“, is set to be crowned the nation’s seventh prime minister in a decade. He may be the first chosen on vibes alone. Keir Starmer resigned on Monday after battling scandals and U-turns for two years. In the end, personal unpopularity and Labour’s disastrous council election results in May were his undoing.
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