Miriam begins her journey in Tasmania and is confronted with the complexities of Tasmania's rich history. She navigates these confronting themes all while meeting those still fighting for a `fair go'.
One of the things Miriam Margolyes has always loved about being Australian is being part of a nation that isn't ruled by class. But she increasingly suspects that's not the whole story. Ever alert to the contradictions, Miriam wants to understand what class looks like in Australia - and how much it shapes our expectations and opportunities. To answer this question, Miriam travels through the state of Victoria and across the class divide - attending polo matches and bogan burnouts.
In South Australia, Miriam explores what the most vulnerable people in society think about `the fair go', a core value that promotes opportunity for all, regardless of background.
Miriam Margolyes
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