Editorial: Week 13, Semester 1 - Honi Soit
If you’re a student reading this paper, chances are that you’ve grown up with Liberal-National governments. Politics, in our collective memory, is John Howard making our parents yell at the telly as little kids, Abbott showing us how men really feel about women, Turnbull shackling us to the shittest internet in the world, and Morrison…
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email If you’re a student reading this paper, chances are that you’ve grown up with Liberal-National governments. Politics, in our collective memory, is John Howard making our parents yell at the telly as little kids, Abbott showing us how men really feel about women, Turnbull shackling us to the shittest internet in the world, and Morrison smirking while our Grandparents died of loneliness in aged care. The moments of hope in between were precious, and held onto tightly; a sense of hope we could almost taste in Kevin ‘07, and Gillard promising little
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