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Fear and Loathing in Ipswich: Exploring Mainstream and Anabranch in the Race Debate
Andrew Jakubowicz.
This 1996 article examines the racism debate surrounding Pauline Hanson as part of a shift in “mainstream” values in Australian society, underway since the 1996 election of the Howard government, and the media role in interpreting and influencing the debate.
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