The life and death of political parties

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Recorded28 May 2023

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Dozens of political parties have come and gone since Federation, although the three major parties of the post-war period are still with us today. One of those parties—the Liberal Party—is struggling for support and some see its future in doubt. How do political parties emerge and why do they sometimes disappear?

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