George Brandis
In a year which saw a seemingly endless stream of books of the ‘where the Labor party went wrong’ variety — admittedly a vein rich with material — the book that defined the times came from the other side of politics: Nick Cater’s The Lucky Culture. Elegantly written, provocative and analytically ruthless, Cater takes aim at a whole herd of left-wing sacred cows.
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