Bridget Brooklyn, ‘A Tendency to See This As Monolithic’ Unpacking the 1954 Election

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29/06/2022 41 min Episodio 22
Bridget Brooklyn, ‘A Tendency to See This As Monolithic’ Unpacking the 1954 Election

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In this week’s episode of the Afternoon Light podcast, Robert Menzies Institute CEO Georgina Downer talks to Western Sydney University Lecturer Dr Bridget Brooklyn about the intricacies of the pivotal 1954 election.

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