ABOUT THIS EPISODE
My guest today is Moira Deeming member of the Victorian Legislative Council, the upper house of the Parliament of Victoria.
She attained national prominence because of her stance in favour of sex-based rights and also her successful defamation action against the Liberal Party which she until recently belonged.
Today we discuss:
- Why she left the Liberal Party after 20 years
- What she thinks of One Nation popularity and why she did not joing them
- What results of the upcoming Victorian state elections will likely be and her chances of reelection
- The dramatic economic and demographic changes that have occurred in her part of Australia
- Why conservative working class people in Australia and across the West need a new home
And much, much, more
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