This episode of Socially Democratic covers a massive month in Australian politics: One Nation's rise, Pauline at the National Press Club, and a Victorian Labor leadership non-challenge that fizzled before it started.
David Feeney is back on the Feeney Files with Jessie McCrone and host Stephen Donnelly.
They cover:
💰 $4 million in 48 hours? One Nation's digital fundraising machine and what it signals.
🎤 Pauline at the Press Club: What she got right, what she got wrong, and the GetUp stunt.
🏛️ The Victorian leadership non-challenge: Why it fizzled and what it means for November.
📣 Luke Hilakari's email: poor form or exactly what needed to be said?
🎯 Stephen's hot take: Victorian Labor currently looks like the Liberal Party.
📰 Plus all your nominations, unanswerable questions, Social Democrat of the Month, and who won the month
Don't miss this ep.
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