The weaponisation of shame and the rise of cancel culture is preventing people from realising their potential and leads to anxiety and self harm. By Tanveer Ahmed.
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After its defeat in last year's election the Labor Opposition appears reluctant to state a clear position on energy policy.. By Tim James.
California’s wokeness is extracting a heavy price for virtue signalling policies that are delivering less but costing more. By Nick Cater.
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The ‘get-rid-of-gas’ campaign by activists in Australia right now is not only reckless and dangerous, it flies in the face of developing our renewable energy sector and economy more broadly. By Tim James.
Australians outside Victoria will end up bearing the costs of Daniel Andrews’ reckless COVID strategy. By Henry Ergas.
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Victorians are at the mercy of a clunky public service led by an incompetent government fixated on bashing the virus into submission. By Nick Cater.
Best-selling author Douglas Murray discusses the revised edition of his latest book The Madness of Crowds and its critique of left-wing groupthink. Interview by Nick Cater.
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Being summoned by a quasi-judicial body for defending the rights of biological women is an indictment on the state of free speech in this country. By Senator Claire Chandler
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New evidence shows litigation funders are slicing generous slices of court-awarded damages for themselves while injured parties go hungry. By Chris Merrit
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Australia is performing better than other OECD countries during the pandemic thanks to policies implemented by the Coalition. By James Mathias.
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Matt Ridley, author of "How Innovation Works", explains how innovators improve our lives and why governments should stay out of their way. Interview by Nick Cater.
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We must invest in digital infrastructure to build resilience against disasters. By Victor Dominello.
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Menzies’ relationship with the Jewish community provides valuable insights into how Australia evolved in the post-war years to become a more open and culturally vibrant society. By David Furse-Roberts
Read MoreThe 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.