Gen Z want the government to address the big structural problems: housing supply, inequality and climate * Australian federal election news LIVE – latest results and updates * Live results: federal election votes tracker, electorates map and seat counts I often write about how younger Australians are carving out a different political identity from older generations. But the election result has reminded us of what cuts across age and sits in our national core. That deep-seated Aussie reaction: “yeah-nah, that’s a bit much” when things go too far. We’re allergic to imported bravado, anything too loud, too messianic. And, when pushed, we don’t shout – we shrug. This election was one long shrug. A rejection of chaos and division, not through fury but through an assertive, ballot-powered recoil. Dr Intifar Chowdhury is a youth researcher and a lecturer in government at Flinders University Continue reading...

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