With birthrates below population replacement levels in many countries, the greatest threat to human existence is not too many people but too few. By Nick Cater.
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Anti-Israel protests are less about mourning the deaths of Palestinians than glorifying the demise of the world’s only Jewish state. By Freya Leach.
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MRC Executive Director David Hughes spoke with A Current Affair as part of their investigation into the litigation funding industry.
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An outbreak of fiscal incontinence is fuelling inflation and loading us with debt. By Nick Cater.
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James Mathias joins ABC Radio to discuss how lax regulatory controls have led to Australia becoming an attractive market for overseas litigation funders, whose lucrative returns come out of the pockets of the victims they’re meant to be representing.
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Sarah Henderson outlines the challenges confronting Australia’s universities in a speech to a higher education summit.
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Labor's ban on uranium mining is illogical and counter-productive. By Nick Cater.
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Peter Dutton outlines his vision for Australia at the Victorian Liberal Party State Council.
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Labor is sabotaging Australia’s energy security with a renewables-only policy that will see 90% of 24/7 baseload power exit the system over the next decade. By Ted O’Brien.
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Brendan Nelson reflects on the craft behind writing and delivering some of his most memorable speeches.
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A lack of regulatory oversight has enabled litigation funders to generate massive returns at the expense of victims in class actions. By James Mathias.
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Robert Menzies envisaged that as Australia’s energy needs would increase with its rapidly growing population, nuclear power would one day become part of the nation’s energy mix. By Georgina Downer.
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The Coalition’s plan to get Australia back on track is underpinned by a vision for our country aligned with the expectations and aspirations of everyday Australians, says Peter Dutton as he addresses the Liberal Party’s 64th Federal Council.
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Settlement politics, the activity of reaching political agreement through a form of compromise, has been central to Australian political history. But in the wake of the 2023 referendum, is settlement politics still possible? By Damien Freeman.
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Following our recent MRC report into electricity prices, MRC Senior Fellow Nick Cater has been actively exploring new arguments in support of nuclear power. As Nick’s recent work has found, the claim that renewable energy is cheapest is easily refuted by examining comparative electricity costs across Europe. Countries that invest in nuclear have consistently cheaper prices than those that do not.
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Finland’s pro-nuclear Greens Party sets a new path for cleaner, cheaper and consistent power. By Nick Cater.
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David Hughes joins 2GB to discuss the 2024-25 Budget, anti-Semitism and regulations on social media use for children.
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Peter Dutton delivers the Budget in Reply in which he outlines the Coalition’s plan to get Australia back on track.
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