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Exploring the aftermath of the pandemic, this book delves into the potential shifts in political attitudes towards social security and the collective responsibility for future generations. It examines how societal values may evolve in response to recent crises, prompting a re-evaluation of policies and the importance of community support. Through thoughtful analysis, it raises questions about the sustainability of current systems and the emergence of new frameworks aimed at fostering resilience and security.

Most nations don't get a first chance to prosper. Australia is on its second. For the best part of the nineteenth century, Australia was the world's richest country, a pioneer for democracy and a magnet for migrants. Yet our last big boom was followed by a fifty-year bust as we lost our luck, our riches and our nerve, and shut our doors on the world. Now we're back on top, in the position where history tells us we made our biggest mistakes. Can we learn from our past and cement our place as one of the world's great nations? Our country's most insightful big-picture commentator, George Megalogenis crunches the numbers and weaves our history into a riveting argument, brilliantly chronicling our dialogue with the world and bringing welcome insight into the urgent question of who we are, and what we can become.

The narrative explores Australia's economic resilience from the 1970s through various crises, highlighting how the nation adapted and thrived amid global challenges. George Megalogenis, a prominent political and economic writer, analyzes key events and leadership decisions that shaped the country's unique response to economic turbulence. By utilizing newly declassified documents and interviews with former prime ministers, he reveals a collective foresight among Australians that often outpaced their politicians. The book encourages a reevaluation of national achievements and contributions to resilience.

Exploring the intersection of football and Australian identity, the narrative highlights how Richmond's innovative leadership transformed the club into a symbol of hope and resilience. The author analyzes the turbulent history of the team alongside the broader cultural and political landscape, suggesting that Richmond's success in the 2017 premiership reflects a potential path for national rejuvenation. With insights from various commentators, the book argues for the power of inspired leadership in both sports and society, making it a compelling read for all Australians.

The book explores Australia's uncertain future amid economic transition, highlighting the stark choices between embracing new opportunities for prosperity or facing the consequences of economic decline. George Megalogenis delves into the complexities of this pivotal moment, emphasizing the urgency of navigating the challenges ahead without falling into complacency. Through insightful analysis, he examines the potential paths for the nation as it grapples with its identity and economic fate.