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Big spending: the politics of Australian electoral reform
Nov 19, 2024
Paul Karp, the chief political correspondent for Guardian Australia, dives into the heated debate over proposed electoral reforms aimed at limiting the influence of wealthy donors in federal politics. He discusses accusations that Labor and the Coalition are orchestrating a ‘secret deal’ on new electoral rules. Karp examines how these changes might impact minor parties and electoral diversity, as well as the ongoing negotiations that could reshape Australia’s political landscape. The conversation also touches on the potential legal hurdles these reforms may face.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Impact of Big Money on Australian Elections
02:04 • 2min
Electoral Reforms and Political Equity in Australia
04:07 • 13min
Negotiations and Motivations in Australian Electoral Reform
16:38 • 3min
Exploring the Future of Electoral Reform and Legal Challenges
19:58 • 3min
Navigating Electoral Reform and Sustainable Solutions
23:14 • 2min