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Who gets to define the truth? And what happens when that power is abused to advance an agenda?
Join our hosts as they chat with Deakin academics Imogen Richards and Helen Young, whose research explores the mechanisms pushing far-right ideas and Christian nationalism into the mainstream.
What can Australia learn from the US? And why might it be time for you to rethink your love of Lord of the Rings?
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