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Political parties through the crystal ball

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07 December 2009Future Tense looks into the crystal ball to see how our party system is likely to change over the next decade or so - a series of perspectives on the future of our political system.

Speakers include Ian McAllister, professor of political science in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University and Brian Costar, director of the Democratic Audit at Melbourne's Swinburne University.

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