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Karl Stefanovic, Dave Hughes and the lucrative business of pretending to speak for the battlers

Men with massive audiences and cultural capital are promising to expose the elites and defend the battlers—not realising that’s who they are.

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Karl Stefanovic, Dave Hughes and the lucrative business of pretending to speak for the battlers

Men with massive audiences and cultural capital are promising to expose the elites and defend the battlers—not realising that’s who they are.

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