Don't denigrate rational regional Queensland

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Galloway, Kathrine. (2019). Don't denigrate rational regional Queensland. Eureka Street. 29(10), pp. 45-47.

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Authors	Galloway, Kathrine
Abstract	In the wake of the Coalition's election victory, it has been unedifying to see the public response of partisan opposition voters seeking to explain the loss of their preferred parties. Without critical examination of the performance of their party, their comments have instead sought to blame a 'stupid' electorate for the loss. Despite a national swing to the LNP, Queenslanders in particular have been singled out for 'blame' for returning the government.
Keywords	Australia; 2019 Federal Election; Queensland; politics; stereotypes
Year	01 Jan 2019
Journal	Eureka Street
Journal citation	29 (10), pp. 45-47
Publisher	Jesuit Publications
ISSN	1833-7724
Web address (URL)	https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/don-t-denigrate-rational-regional-queensland
Open access	Published as non-open access
Research or scholarly	Research
Page range	45-47
Publisher's version	License All rights reserved File Access Level Controlled
Output status	Published
Print	21 May 2019
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Deposited	17 Oct 2024
Additional information	© Jesuit Publications, 2019
Place of publication	Australia

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