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Articles by Denis Bright

About Denis Bright
Denis is a registered teacher and a member of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA). Denis has recent postgraduate qualifications in journalism, public policy and international relations. He is interested in advancing pragmatic policies compatible with contemporary globalisation.
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Politics

Political Futures: A Budget for More Inclusive Times Ahead?

26 March 2025 Denis Bright 3
Jim Chalmer’s Budget is an opportunity to regain momentum for the return of an Albanese Government. The Albanese Government has made up some ground since the YouGov Polling last month (Crikey 21 March 2025): The […]
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Politics

Political Futures: More Data Can Still Erode Populist Influences

5 January 2025 Denis Bright 1
A federal budget in March 2025 offers yet another chance to broaden the economic information base for both constituents and media commentators. If the Albanese Government is defeated, expect the LNP to consolidate its hold […]

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