Thirteen years ago, Mark Latham led the Labor Party. He was the favourite son and chief representative of Labor values and philosophy. At that time, no one would have thought that today he would spearhead a campaign against Labor left and the Greens to save Australia Day. That’s because 13 years ago, the Labor Party was a very different political organisation.
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