Rusted Off: Why Country Australia Is Fed Up

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Exploring contemporary Australian politics through a local lens, Gabrielle Chan delves into her rural community's experiences to uncover why voters are disillusioned with major parties. Having moved from the city to a sheep and wheat farm, she shares insights from her neighbors, highlighting their struggles and resilience. Through personal anecdotes and community conversations, Chan examines themes of belonging, class, and the impact of rural issues on political engagement, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of diverse perspectives in governance.