Welcome back to Socially Democratic!

This week, we’ve got planes, trains, and ornery Teals.

The Transport Workers’ Union wins a landmark case against Qantas. Where to from here?

The Economic Reform Roundtable took place in Canberra last week. Journalists tried to spice it up with a Chalmers vs. Albo angle, but we think construction codes are more exciting!

The Albanese Government moves to recognise the State of Palestine. Where do the Australian people stand?

This, plus Jessie’s comms breakdown examines the latest hit piece on Deputy PM Richard Marles, and David’s filibuster unpacks the Victorian Liberal party squabbles.

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