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Nothing to be proud of

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By David Lowe
| The Echo (Australia) Verified
David Littleproud when he was in the big chair. FB In line with their dysfunctional Coalition partner, The Nationals have just lurched even further to the right, elevating Queensland senator Matt Canavan to party leader following the sudden departure of David Littleproud. This came just over a month after Littleproud saw off a leadership challenge from nonentity Colin Boyce, who was making noises about joining Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.
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Development internationalism in Cold War Asia’ by David Lowe

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By Marilyn Lake, David Lowe
| The ABR Podcast
I count myself a beneficiary of the Colombo Plan. Not directly, of course, because as a ‘donor country’ Australia educated Colombo scholarship students from Asia. But, like many Australians, my relationships with some of those students, who studied in Australia in the decades after World War II, enriched my life.
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Australia Day debate hardens as middle ground disappears

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By David Lowe, Andrew Singleton, Joanna Cruickshank
| Pearls and Irritations
Australians remain split on whether January 26 should remain Australia Day – but new survey data shows attitudes are hardening, with fewer people holding moderate views and more expressing strong opposition or support. Australians are deeply divided over whether January 26 is an appropriate day to celebrate Australia Day – and we are no longer debating it as much as doubling down in entrenched camps.
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