The Religious Discrimination Bill strikes a blow against the intolerable and intolerant religion of social justice. By Nick Cater.
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Australians of faith who profess their religious beliefs in daily life should be protected from discrimination. This is essential to our freedom. By Scott Morrison.
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Labor don’t represent organised labour anymore. They represent organised capital. By Jason Falinski.
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Robert Menzies’ conviction and values makes him the standard bearer for liberalism and the Party he founded, argues Josh Frydenberg as he officially opens the Robert Menzies Institute.
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The exclusion of the unvaccinated from public places cannot be justified on public health grounds unless the object is deterrence through humiliation. By Nick Cater.
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The Menzies years were a period of sustained prosperity characterised by policies that stimulated economic growth and permitted it to persist. By Henry Ergas and J.J. Pincus.
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The Presbyterianism of a young Robert Menzies had a foundational role in shaping his liberal philosophy and anti-sectarian views. By David Furse-Roberts.
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The state apparatus built to enforce lockdowns is now being deployed to shame the unvaccinated. By Nick Cater.
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Australia was a world leader in standing up to the social media giants on publishing online content. But in the vital area of empowering parents to protect their children online we have slipped behind. By James Mathias.
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Federal parliament has a responsibility to ensure class action clients are not treated like milch cows by their lawyers and litigation funders. By Chris Merritt.
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The Federal Government’s economic record will speak for itself at the next election. By Josh Frydenberg.
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Fit-for-purpose economic support and industrial relations reforms have helped Australian workplaces navigate the challenges of the pandemic. By Amanda Stoker.
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Smart phone technology means the most dangerous place for children is alone in their own bedroom. By Nick Cater.
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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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