Why pessimism is growing in Australia, plus when to join a war and when to exit one - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Why pessimism is growing in Australia, plus when to join a war and when to exit one ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The newly-published 20th annual Scanlon Foundation report into Australia's social cohesion has found that more and more Australians are feeling pessimistic about the future, amid growing financial pressures. But social cohesion remains fairly robust, with most Australia broadly supportive of immigration. Plus, the former Australian soldier and military strategist Professor David Kilcullen considers when (if ever) it is justified for a nation to intervene in the affairs of another - with troops, money or force.
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