Draft:Oscar Thompson
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Oscar Thompson (born 13 September 2007) is an Australian student who won the NSW Year 11-12 state category of the 2024 National History Challenge with his submission, The Keating Effect[1]. A member of the Australian Labor Party, Thompson has expressed admiration for Paul Keating, describing him as a "visionary who shaped Australia's economic path."