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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2017 · 33 MIN

Episode 10: Shame And Solutions

from The Lucky Country · host The Australia Institute

As the citizenship crisis plays out, the government is reaping the lack of trust that it itself has been sowing for years. Voters don't trust politicians because politicians have trained voters not to trust anybody. Throughout this series the issue of shame has come up again and again. To explore its effect on public debate and the economy, Richard Denniss talks to Jim Stanford from the Centre for Future Work about union membership and wage stagnation, broadcaster Jeremy Fernandez about the courage of speaking up about a racial attack and Chris Fry on what's needed to change the gun debate in the US. News audio courtesy of the ABC. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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