How Not to Vote
Cathy Wilcox
Messages about who to vote for in the federal election came from all corners of the country, with competing interests all looking for a receptive audience. Cathy Wilcox, however, focused her laser on the various pleas not to vote for Greens, Labor, ‘teal independents’, Liberals, Nationals – and, ‘seriously though’, Pauline Hanson, Clive Palmer and Bob Katter.
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