Anti-competitive behaviour by tech companies is blocking parents from using mobile device security features that would allow them to control their children’s online eco space, finds an MRC report.
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When it comes to the nation’s interests, hard strategic realities take primacy over hurt feelings. By Andrew Hastie.
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Robert Menzies’ guiding principles on the freedom to worship have assumed a new urgency in an era of rising religious intolerance. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Power hungry governments that sidestep parliamentary process are more prone to failure. By Nick Cater.
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Subjecting government agencies to the credible threat of competition can significantly improve service delivery and productivity. By Tony Shepherd.
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A key element to meeting the net-zero challenge lies under our feet. By Gary Nairn.
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Survival and self interest prevailed 65 years ago during the height of the Suez Crisis, providing instructive lessons for navigating the geopolitical challenges of today. By Georgina Downer.
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It is time for the NSW Government to bring the Modern Slavery Act into force. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Glasgow’s architectural heritage sounds a warning for climate change policy: don’t let the enthusiasts take charge. By Nick Cater.
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The draft national curriculum needs a major reset if we are to reverse declining standards and imbue children with an appreciation of our liberal democratic heritage. By Alan Tudge.
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Robert Menzies’ strong sense of spirituality informed his political philosophy and attitude to the key policy issues of post war Australia. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Digital giants have replaced big government as the modern day enforcers of silence. By Nick Cater.
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Introducing a competitive edge to public sector service delivery improves productivity, customer satisfaction and employment opportunities. By Nick Cater.
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We have a duty to revive liberalism and wind back the power of the state in post-pandemic Australia. By Nick Cater.
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The arrival of the internet 30 years ago has disrupted business models and sparked concerns about online safety. What is the role of government in regulating this vast frontier? By Paul Fletcher.
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A Fair Work Commission ruling on vaccines has implications far beyond the workplace. By Nick Cater.
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The gas supply imperative for Australia is greater than ever. Just ask those in Europe right now what it means. By Tim James.
AUKUS does not orient us towards an anachronistic Anglosphere. It is part of a suite of partnerships Australia has forged across jurisdictions to preserve peace and stability in our region. By Marise Payne.
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