In today’s rapidly changing world, it is more important than ever to engage young voters in the political process. In Tasmania, building a grassroots movement […]
The two-party system has long dominated the political landscape in many countries, including Australia. However, the rise of independent candidates in Tasmania’s […]
Direct democracy is a political system where citizens have the power to make decisions on policy matters directly, rather than through elected representatives. While some may argue that direct democracy can lead to a chaotic decision-making process, its potential benefits cannot be overlooked. In this blog post, we'll explore how embracing direct democracy in Tasmania can foster greater civic engagement, increased political transparency, and a more responsive government. Greater Civic Engagement One of the most profound benefits of direct democracy is its potential to engage citizens more actively in the political process. In Tasmania, this can [...]
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