The 2019 federal poll was meant to be the ‘Climate Change Election’ according to Greens leader Richard Di Natale and some prominent media commentators; a contest that was meant to be decided on the merits of each party’s policies to address climate change.
Yet even when confronted with this seemingly perfect environment for their policies to take root within the mainstream electorate, the Greens only managed a swing of a meagre 0.2
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