Lidia Thorpe on war powers reform

by Callum Foote | Oct 5, 2021 | War Powers Reform

Green Senator for Victoria, Lidia Thorpe believes Parliament should be consulted before Australian troops are sent into armed conflict abroad.

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Callum Foote

Callum Foote a journalist and Revolving Doors editor for Michael West Media. Callum has studied the impact of undue corporate influence over Australian policy decisions and the impact this has on popular interests.

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