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The Depressing Death of Holden & Aussie Manufacturing
Holden’s death was more than the end of a car brand. It was the end of an era. From the mighty Monaro and the classic Kingswood to the last Commodore off the line, Holden was a cornerstone of Australian industry. But its collapse reveals something deeper: the quiet dismantling of Australia’s manufacturing power. Chapters: 0:00 Holden – Australia's National Pride 3:05 The Golden Age of Aussie Car Culture 8:18 The Fall – Globalisation & Policy Blunders 14:07 The Aftermath – What Australia Lost
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