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Fallacy of the koala factor

Questioning multiculturalism

21 October 2023

9:00 AM

21 October 2023

9:00 AM

Who doesn’t love a koala? So cute, so furry, so cuddly – actually, it’s best not to try to cuddle them because they can be quite uncooperative.

And how amazing are kangaroos? What a sight they must have been to Captain Cook and his crew. (Am I allowed to mention this?) Sure, they got the name wrong but these bounding marsupials are amazing creatures.

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