In fits and starts, the Liberal Party is belatedly making the same transformation that has already occurred in the political parties of most other Western countries. Its voter base is becoming
The article "The Return of Politics" from The Spectator Australia discusses the resurgence of political engagement and debate in the public sphere, particularly in the context of the upcoming 2024 elections. It highlights how, after a period of relative political disinterest and disillusionment, there is a renewed vigor in political discourse, driven by significant issues such as economic recovery, climate change, and social justice. The piece notes the emergence of new political figures and movements, both on the left and the right, who are challenging the status quo and bringing fresh perspectives to longstanding problems. It also touches on the role of technology and social media in amplifying political voices, making politics more accessible but also more polarized. The author argues that this revival of political interest could lead to more dynamic and possibly more divisive elections, as voters are increasingly demanding accountability and change from their leaders.
Politics & Government
Tue, December 10, 2024 
