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The rise and rise of the Australian Labor Right-Leftie

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Labor's Right faction used to supply the party's hardheaded economic reformers. The younger version sounds like the Greens - and the consequences are horrendous.

With the passing of the legendary Hawke government finance minister Peter Walsh, a question of political legacy remains unanswered.

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Mark Latham has been a member of Legislative Council of New South Wales for One Nation since 2019.
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