CCC3-8 Feat. Mark Latham: The Labor Party Then And Now

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Tim and Sam are joined by a most distinguished guest, Mark Latham- former leader of the Australian Labor Party and host of 'Mark Latham's Outsiders'. They talk about identity politics, Latham's career and his evolving viewpoints as they discuss how the Labor Party has changed over the course of Latham's adult life.

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Tim and Sam are joined by a most distinguished guest, Mark Latham- former leader of the Australian Labor Party and host of 'Mark Latham's Outsiders'. They talk about identity politics, Latham's career and his evolving viewpoints as they discuss how...

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