Misha Zelinsky Knihy

The Australian Labor Party faces a critical challenge in winning national elections, with only one-third of Australians willing to vote for it. The party struggles to reconcile its conservative working-class base in suburban and regional areas with its progressive inner-city activists, creating a widening divide. This historic tipping point threatens the future of one of the world's oldest social democratic parties, as Labor's success hinges on the effectiveness of its right-wing factions, particularly Labor Unity or Centre Unity.