The Latte Line: How Australia is Made to Destroy the Working Class

The Latte Line: How Australia is Made to Destroy the Working Class
How Sydney is Designed To Crush Poor People

Australia: a country that sells itself as an economic success story, a land of opportunity where anyone can thrive. But look past the marketing, and you’ll see a nation where the divide between the rich and the working class has never been wider.
The Latte Line—a term that supposedly describes **a cultural divide between rich and poor neighborhoods in cities like Sydney and Melbourne—**is more than just a way to map out who lives where. It’s a symbol of a much bigger problem: the systematic dismantling of the working class.
The wealthier, inner-city suburbs? They have higher wages, better services, and more political influence. The working-class suburbs? They’re struggling with low wages, skyrocketing living costs, job insecurity, and worsening public infrastructure.
So how did this happen? Was it an accident? Or was Australia carefully designed to keep its working-class citizens trapped in a cycle of economic misery?

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