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Labor wins Western Australia state election

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 11 March 2017

Despite a Liberal preference deal with One Nation, the Labor Party has managed to win more than the 10 seats needed to form government in Western Australia.

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Year in Review: Australian Politics in 2016

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 20 December 2016

Roydon Ng takes a look back at Australian Politics in 2016 with the winners and losers as well as looking ahead to the year ahead.

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The Problem with Australian Multiculturalism

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 31 August 2016

The Problem with Australian Multiculturalism w/ Roydon Ng

UNSW Tharunka September 2016 / Ethnocultural Edition Page 12

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Tackle Racism and Pauline Hanson with Active Multiculturalism

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 19 July 2016

Australia needs to tackle Pauline Hanson’s racist ideas by moving beyond current levels of ethnic tolerance to a more active form of multiculturalism.

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