The post-pandemic world belongs to those with the strongest entrepreneurial spirit. Those looking to government to solve their problems will wither and die. By Nick Cater
Daily infection numbers must be balanced against the health of the economy if we are to make good policy decisions. By James Mathias.
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Calls for an end to fossil fuels from companies captured by activists are often hollow, hypocritical and opportunistic. By Tim James
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Leading Conservative thinker and former European MEP Daniel Hannan on the erosion of freedoms and rule of law under the pretext of tackling a pandemic.
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The government must demonstrate how public health measures such as ongoing travel restrictions intrude minimally on basic freedoms. By Henry Ergas.
Whatever the threats posed by COVID-19, they are dwarfed by the dangers of bypassing democracy, as Daniel Andrews is doing right now. By Nick Cater
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The economy is making a comeback as we slowly gain control over COVID-19. By Josh Frydenberg.
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We need to develop more robust mechanisms to prevent IP theft from hurting Australian manufacturers. By Melissa McIntosh MP
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Centralised control merely gives off the illusion of victory over COVID-19 and is bound to result in an expensive failure. By Nick Cater.
The road to strengthening resilience following the bushfires is paved with the promise of better policy. Through the now extended Royal Commission it’s starting to take shape. By Tim James
Australia must safeguard its economy and borders by investing in the re-establishment of a world-leading steel industry. By Will Jefferies
We’re not borrowing from the future when generations to come face a greater tax burden than would otherwise exist. By Henry Ergas and Jonathan Pincus
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Victoria’s illiberal lockdown could have irreversible consequences for our democratic traditions. By Nick Cater
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Daniel Andrews is dragging Victoria and the nation deeper into an economic hole than we would have reasonably imagined at the start of last month. By Nick Cater
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The case for greater gas supply is growing, except among those ignoring facts and putting ideology first. By Tim James.
Reports that Iran and China are on the verge of entering into an economic and security partnership that would vastly expand Chinese presence in Iranian banking, telecommunications, ports, and railways - as well as foster security co-operation - should deeply trouble the Morrison government and all Australians. By Colin Rubenstein.
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What we do know is that no matter how hard we push it, our actions are unlikely to make China give up its claims. By Senator Jim Molan.
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