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The Australia I know is proudly multicultural. Politicians should stop telling us otherwise

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By Zoë Wundenberg
| Newcastle Herald Verified
There is a version of Australia that gets repeated often by politicians who trade in fear. It's a version where migrants arrive as cultural threats, where Muslim Australians build supposed Islamic micro-states, where African teenagers roam the streets with machetes, and where multiculturalism is framed as a weakness rather than one of our greatest national strengths. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Why Pauline Hanson's 'burn it down' brand of politics is a pathway to national ruin

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By Zoë Wundenberg
| Newcastle Herald Verified
There's a particular kind of political rhetoric that thrives in moments of uncertainty. It doesn't offer solutions, or reforms, or even coherent policy. Instead, it feeds on frustration. It tells people the system is broken, the elites are lying, the institutions are corrupt, and the country is already lost. It's a politics of despair dressed up as plain speaking. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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What Pauline Hanson really means when she talks about monoculture

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By Zoë Wundenberg
| Newcastle Herald Verified
When Pauline Hanson stood at the National Press Club lectern and declared that Australia "must be monocultural," the internet's comment section went nuts. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading EOFY SAVE 50% All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia However, what Hanson actually meant by "monocultural" was clearly a point of confusion. Pauline Hanson.
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