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The Politico-Media Complex has turned 'balance' into an outrage machine, putting the voice at risk | Peter Lewis - Vimarsana News

The Politico-Media Complex has turned 'balance' into an outrage machine, putting the voice at risk | Peter Lewis

Consensus and respect are hard to monetise – but perhaps we can take back the power to redefine our world from the algorithms

To change Australia, Albanese will need to be prepared to tip the scales | Peter Lewis - Vimarsana News

To change Australia, Albanese will need to be prepared to tip the scales | Peter Lewis

The Labor government has made a virtue of moderation in its first year but there are warning signs voters will want more than just balance in the longer term

As 2022 comes to a close, Australians can enjoy a reprieve from the algorithms of fear and outrage | Peter Lewis - Vimarsana News

As 2022 comes to a close, Australians can enjoy a reprieve from the algorithms of fear and outrage | Peter Lewis

Let’s take this calmer mindset into 2023, where we will be invited to embark on a journey to anchor our nation to this ancient land

Ditching the politics of division is paying off for Albanese. Now it's the media's turn | Peter Lewis - Vimarsana News

Ditching the politics of division is paying off for Albanese. Now it's the media's turn | Peter Lewis

Labor’s primary and two-party-preferred voting is sitting exactly where a first-term government would want it