Immigration and so on. Thats not a. I mean thats something thats happened quite a lot in the last few years how do we explain that. Well. It seems that there are some far right parties which take the topic of migration forward there are political agenda they are also in government in some countries like in austria in hungary in poland but what we shouldnt forget while we are sitting here are people are dying in the Mediterranean Sea and its the politics of the European Union who is responsible for this mass killing and if all the major parties if the European Union if the far right all then tell you that migration might be a problem and that you have to set up the border said the fences and have to accept that people are dying in the sea then its clear that those who are the most radical in that position will also gain some ground and legal sense he is there are you see a Common Thread here in in a lot of these movements in some of the rhetoric that weve heard from mainstream politicia
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Birds and walks a reason to retire
SPOTTING birds and taking long walks to see the country close up are some of the activities on the “life list” of Greg Hunt, who has retired after two and a half years as executive officer of the Western Port Biosphere Reserve Foundation.
His position at the biosphere will be filled by Mel Barker, who Mr Hunt describes as “a very well-credentialled local”.
At the time of Mr Hunt’s appointment, the biosphere foundation’s chair Duncan Malcolm pointed out that he was “not the Flinders MP” of the same name, but the previous executive officer of the South East Councils Climate Change Alliance (“Seasoned campaigner heads biosphere group”