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Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly was joined on the line by two former Victorian Labor State Secretaries, David Feeney and Erik Locke.

Following the 60 Minutes/The Age report into systemic branch stacking inside the Victorian branch of the Australian Labor Party, David and Erik discuss the fallout from the story, Premier Dan Andrews swift response and how Steve Bracks and Jenny Macklin can use this watershed moment to bring cultural and organisational change in Victorian Labor. Today's episode was produced by Pam Kiriakidis.

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Ep.44: Did Adem Somyurek just open the door to Labor Party reform?

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