When it comes to nuclear propulsion, the Opposition Leader will soon discover that there is no middle ground between green left ideology and pragmatism. By Nick Cater.
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Secularism may be a hallmark of contemporary society but the intersectionality of faith, politics and public policy is enduring, argues Tim James in this review of God & Menzies.
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Robert Menzies regarded faith as the cornerstone of a civilised society, argues David Furse-Roberts at the launch of his new book.
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The idea that the planning system alone can solve housing affordability is ludicrous at best and willfully negligent at worst. By Rob Stokes.
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Data released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows that the coronavirus is not as deadly as we once feared. By Nick Cater.
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A near escape from the 9/11 attacks changed the trajectory of MP Melissa McIntosh’s life forever.
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Robert Menzies was not shy in promulgating the importance of Christianity to a democratic, peaceful and free Australia. By John Anderson.
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Australia must prepare for a new era of heightened strategic competition by strengthening the resilience of our economy, argues Josh Frydenberg.
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The public are starting to grow weary of the Queensland Premier’s scare tactics. By Nick Cater.
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Locked down Victorians are still waiting for their dividend from Dan Andrews’ April 1st investment into the health system. By Beverley McArthur.
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What would regional war involving China be like? This is the key question for Australia’s national security in the medium to longer term. By Jim Molan.
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The alliance that brought Australia and the US closer together was one of the Menzies government’s greatest achievements. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Nanny state enthusiasts need to acknowledge that public sentiment on lockdown is shifting. By Nick Cater.
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The MRC is not alone in calling for the use of statistical data to improve judicial integrity. But its voice was the only to be censored for actually undertaking the exercise. By James Mathias.
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It is time to curb the unchecked monopoly power of big tech and offer end users genuine choice in the digital economy. By Richard Alston.
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Trading personal liberty for public health is a bad bargain. By Nick Cater.
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Upon receiving his honorary doctorate, the nation’s first Indigenous parliamentarian urged his audience of young Australians to live as he did - with purpose and compassion.
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Biden’s actions sound a warning that US security assurance is no longer a given for Australia. By Dave Sharma.
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