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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2020 · 29 MIN

Geoffrey Blainey on the vandalism of historic statues, and the geopolitics of Coronavirus conspiracies

from Between the Lines · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Preserving the pastGeoffrey Blainey — who coined the term ‘the tyranny of distance’- is one of Australia’s most prolific and well known historians.  He discusses Australia’s record on race relations and the removal of historic statues. Also, the geopolitics of Coronavirus conspiraciesWhat do state actors like China and Russia hope to gain from spreading disinformation on the virus? And how do fringe domestic groups like QANON and anti-vaxxers fit in?

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