Shifting Sands: Australia's Political Evolution

This chapter analyzes the dramatic transformation of Australia's electoral landscape, particularly the decline of the traditional two-party system and the rise of minor parties and independents. It explores historical milestones that have contributed to these changes, focusing on voter behavior and the implications of compulsory voting. The discussion highlights the increasing apathy towards major political parties and the evolving political identity of Australia amidst growing public disillusionment.

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