Write Stuff Voices Unity by Dyrenfurth Nick (7 results)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Australian Labor Party has forgotten how to win national elections. Federal Labor finds itself with only one in three Australians prepared to give it their vote. It has arrived at a historic tipping point that if not fixed potentially spells the end for one of the worlds oldest and most successful social democratic parties. Caught between its more conservative working-class base in Australias suburbs and regions and its inner-city progressive activists, Labor appears unable to bridge a growing chasm, and unable to build winning national coalitions. The 129-year-old ALP only succeeds when its right-wing, known as Labor Unity or Centre Unity, is on top of its game.The Write Stuff: Voices of Unity on Labors Future features thirty essays on the way forward for Labor and Australia. Its contributors are drawn from across the nations expanses new and established voices, members of federal and state parliaments, and leading unionists. With the defeat at the last election and postponement of Labors national conference there is a vacuum at the heart of the ALP a genuine battle of ideas and vigorous policy debate. The Write Stuff provides that contest in spades. As its chapters testify, ideas remain powerful tools in our nations public debate.Big ideas and sharp thinking politics with purpose will underpin a Labor comeback in the twenty-first century. We do not intend to be the last ones to turn out the lights on the way out for the ALP. Labor needs to be bigger, not smaller: a bigger and more diverse party reflective of modern Australia, and a party of bigger ideas and national ambition. Millions of working Australians rely on the nations oldest political party and more than ever they need Labor to light the way nationally. The Australian way of life is really the Labor way. It can remain so only if we choose the Right way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Australian Labor Party has forgotten how to win national elections. Federal Labor finds itself with only one in three Australians prepared to give it their vote. It has arrived at a historic tipping point that if not fixed potentially spells the end for one of the worlds oldest and most successful social democratic parties. Caught between its more conservative working-class base in Australias suburbs and regions and its inner-city progressive activists, Labor appears unable to bridge a growing chasm, and unable to build winning national coalitions. The 129-year-old ALP only succeeds when its right-wing, known as Labor Unity or Centre Unity, is on top of its game.The Write Stuff: Voices of Unity on Labors Future features thirty essays on the way forward for Labor and Australia. Its contributors are drawn from across the nations expanses new and established voices, members of federal and state parliaments, and leading unionists. With the defeat at the last election and postponement of Labors national conference there is a vacuum at the heart of the ALP a genuine battle of ideas and vigorous policy debate. The Write Stuff provides that contest in spades. As its chapters testify, ideas remain powerful tools in our nations public debate.Big ideas and sharp thinking politics with purpose will underpin a Labor comeback in the twenty-first century. We do not intend to be the last ones to turn out the lights on the way out for the ALP. Labor needs to be bigger, not smaller: a bigger and more diverse party reflective of modern Australia, and a party of bigger ideas and national ambition. Millions of working Australians rely on the nations oldest political party and more than ever they need Labor to light the way nationally. The Australian way of life is really the Labor way. It can remain so only if we choose the Right way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Australian Labor Party has forgotten how to win national elections. Federal Labor finds itself with only one in three Australians prepared to give it their vote. It has arrived at a historic tipping point that if not fixed potentially spells the end for one of the worlds oldest and most successful social democratic parties. Caught between its more conservative working-class base in Australias suburbs and regions and its inner-city progressive activists, Labor appears unable to bridge a growing chasm, and unable to build winning national coalitions. The 129-year-old ALP only succeeds when its right-wing, known as Labor Unity or Centre Unity, is on top of its game.The Write Stuff: Voices of Unity on Labors Future features thirty essays on the way forward for Labor and Australia. Its contributors are drawn from across the nations expanses new and established voices, members of federal and state parliaments, and leading unionists. With the defeat at the last election and postponement of Labors national conference there is a vacuum at the heart of the ALP a genuine battle of ideas and vigorous policy debate. The Write Stuff provides that contest in spades. As its chapters testify, ideas remain powerful tools in our nations public debate.Big ideas and sharp thinking politics with purpose will underpin a Labor comeback in the twenty-first century. We do not intend to be the last ones to turn out the lights on the way out for the ALP. Labor needs to be bigger, not smaller: a bigger and more diverse party reflective of modern Australia, and a party of bigger ideas and national ambition. Millions of working Australians rely on the nations oldest political party and more than ever they need Labor to light the way nationally. The Australian way of life is really the Labor way. It can remain so only if we choose the Right way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…