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One Nation and the Trump-Farage phenomena

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By John Hewson
| The Saturday Paper Verified
It is a global phenomenon that voters are looking for change. I have to ask, change to what? In this increasingly challenging world, on recent experience, it’s best to be careful what you wish for. Presumably the desire is for better government. Hence, the approach should be to vote for the team that is capable of good and effective governance, with the experience and the policies to make a real difference.
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John Hewson The Australian Federation remains a work in progress

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By John Hewson
| The Saturday Paper Verified
To borrow from Paul Keating, with respect: lately, all the parrots in the pet shop have been squawking about reform. Specifically, that the Albanese government will, or should, focus on further reform given the magnitude of its historic election win a year ago, and the challenging global and domestic circumstances that have evolved.
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John Hewson Cochlear’s lesson for Australia

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By John Hewson
| The Saturday Paper Verified
Australia’s capacity to secure an edge in technological innovation, and to capitalise on it, will be fundamental to our growth and competitiveness in an extraordinarily unpredictable and challenging future. That said, the present is unpredictable and challenging enough, as no company is more aware than one of our greatest innovators.
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