Diversity Is Not Our Strength | Tony Abbott
July 15, 2026
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as posted by the channelFormer Prime Minister Tony Abbott makes case that multiculturalism in Australia has failed — and that the country urgently needs to rediscover a shared national identity. He covers immigration and assimilation, the challenge of religious extremism, and why citizenship, unity and common values should come before diversity for its own sake.
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