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Cost benefit analysis of a coup

Australia needs to take a careful look at its new PM-slaying political culture

24 October 2015

9:00 AM

24 October 2015

9:00 AM

Now I know that there are people out there (think of just about everyone who votes for the Greens) who see the world in highly simplified and abstract terms that come pretty close to bumper sticker moralizing. ‘We welcome refugees’. ‘Renewables not Dirty Coal’. ‘Don’t sell our Assets’. You get the idea.

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