Public health nannies conveniently ignore the evidence that lockdowns themselves are injurious to health. By Nick Cater.
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WA’s threatened hard border closure with NSW would be a disaster for mining and jobs. By Kristy McSweeney.
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The strong economic recovery is delivering a skills training bonus. By James Mathias
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There are better ways to tackle a pandemic than resorting to the politics of fear. By Nick Cater.
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of Neville Bonner’s arrival in the Senate as the first Indigenous person to enter Parliament. By David Furse-Roberts
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We are bubble-wrapped by fear. It will remain that way unless premiers stop hiding behind public health officials and recover the dignity of their office. By Nick Cater.
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Productivity reform is vital for returning our country to prosperity. By Tim James.
A year has passed since the MRC published the Ergas report with its level-headed proposals on a managed recovery from the pandemic. Those recommendations remain as pertinent as ever.
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Making an example of Australia is counterproductive in the fight against climate change. By Sussan Ley.
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Brendan Nelson reflects on 70 years of the ANZUS alliance at a joint MRC-AmCham event in Canberra.
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Menzies would be appalled at the systematic persecution of Christians in the political arena. By Alex Antic.
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The average 15-year-old Singaporean is three years ahead of Australian pupils. We can turn this around. By Alan Tudge.
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Appeasing authoritarian regimes, rather than defending free and open societies, makes more sense to those who see climate change as humanity’s greatest threat. By Nick Cater.
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The McGowan government has failed to deliver on its promise to fight the meth scourge currently seeping through Western Australia. By Kevin McDonald.
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The veneration of Bruce Pascoe over his falsehood-ridden book shows how little we value the truth over kicking social goals. By Henry Ergas.
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Shareholder activist groups have discovered that pestering boards is more productive than hugging trees. By Nick Cater.
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It has been 25 years since John Howard introduced comprehensive national gun laws to keep our nation safe. John Anderson reflects on one of the Howard Government’s most enduring legacies.
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The ever-adaptable British monarchy was esteemed by Robert Menzies as the great bulwark of modern democracy. By David Furse-Roberts.
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