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Victoria’s Megan Herbert named 2024 Political Cartoonist of the Year

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Nov. 29, 2024 - 18:17

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Some of the country's best political cartoons have gone on display at the museum of Australian democracy at old parliament house in Canberra. The 'behind the lines: no guts, no glory' exhibition features cartoons depicting some of the hot topic issues of the year, like housing affordability, climate change, and war in the middle east. Victoria's Megan Herbert is showcasing some of her work there and has just been named the 2024 political cartoonist of the year.

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