From small family business to world's largest pie manufacturer, the extraordinary transformation of the company behind Australia's iconic Four'N Twenty pie carries lessons beyond the bakery. Solving the housing crisis will require the same kind of thinking that turned a regional bakery into a global enterprise : a relentless focus on producing more for less, a willingness to innovate, and the courage to make disruptive changes when the status quo is clearly failing. By John Dahlsen.
Read MoreThe significance of Angus Taylor’s proposal to permanently index personal income tax thresholds is a direct challenge to the quiet expansion of government through bracket creep, and a test of whether serious economic reform is still possible in Australian politics. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreEveryday Australians are paying the price for Labor’s high spending agenda and its tax assault on families, argues Tim Wilson in a speech to ACCI.
Read MoreAndrew Hastie discusses the strategic thinking that has underpinned Australia’s approach to ANZUS and reflects on the future of our alliance with the United States.
Read MoreThe reality of Christians in the Middle East is seldom mentioned, overlooked and dismissed. The cradle of Christianity is quietly emptying, and the world has simply moved on. By Anton Issak.
Read MoreAustralians living in regional communities are disproportionately affected by the country’s obesity epidemic, highlighting a growing health and economic gap between the city and country.
Read MoreNico Louw joins 4BC Radio to discuss why Australia needs to position itself to attract a greater share of global AI investment.
Read MorePolicies that back small and family businesses and the self-employed are the foundations for national renewal. By Tim Wilson.
Read MoreThe government is using the cover of intergenerational equity to justify a raid on Australians’ retirement savings. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreAustralia must embrace gas and signal support for nuclear to meet the high-energy demands of the AI age. By Alexander Danne.
Read MoreHollie Heywood had lived a varied working life for more than two decades before she decided to undertake university studies as a mature age student.
In this piece Hollie outlines why she chose to intern at the MRC - and how a simple experiment in a busy shopping strip affirmed the importance of having open and honest political conversations.
Read MoreThe cancer of antisemitism has turned a peaceful Jewish refuge into a killing ground. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreThe MRC has compiled a list of antisemitic incidents in the wake of the Bondi terrorist attacks.
Read MorePittsburgh native and MRC intern Preston Vissotski reflects on his experience studying abroad in Australia.
Read MoreThe livestock export industry has been a key driver in shaping positive views of Australia in Asia and the Middle East. Unfortunately, argues Andrew Robb, the industry’s geopolitical achievements are not widely understood or appreciated outside regional Australia.
Read MoreLiberal Party founder Robert Menzies’ creed of Australian Liberalism was informed by the ideas of three thinkers from Victorian Britain. By David Furse-Roberts
Read MoreSussan Ley joins John Howard for the flagship event of the Menzies Research Centre.
Read MoreAlbanese’s big-spending agenda parallels Gough Whitlam’s huge expansion of government. Where the two leaders diverge is in their boldness and vision. By Ted O’Brien.
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