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Some thoughts on the recent Western Australian election - Pearls and Irritations

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The recent victory of the Labor party in Western Australia was remarkable in a number of ways. First, it was more of a rout than a landslide. The Liberal Party had a disastrous election in 2017; 2025 was worse. The year 2021 can be considered a post-COVID anomaly, but measured against 2017 the Liberals have Continue reading »
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Some thoughts on the recent Western Australian election - Pearls and Irritations

The recent victory of the Labor party in Western Australia was remarkable in a number of ways. First, it was more of a rout than a landslide. The Liberal Party had a disastrous election in 2017; 2025 was worse. The year 2021 can be considered a post-COVID anomaly, but measured against 2017 the Liberals have Continue reading »

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