Jim Cairns
Jim Cairns was a significant figure in Australian politics, serving as a minister in the Whitlam government during the 1970s. Known for his strong leftist views and opposition to the Vietnam War, Cairns was a leading voice for progressive policies within the Labor Party. His legacy includes advocating for social justice and economic reforms, making him a notable historical figure in the context of Australian political history.
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Strangio mentions Jim Cairns as a figure who would not have stayed silent on AUKUS or the Middle East.
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