Our national narrative once inspired generations of Australians and gave them hope for the future. But that has changed, with young people today increasingly pessimistic despite growing up in the most technologically advanced and prosperous society in human history. By Alexander Downer.

The Liberal Party must pitch its tent across both the cities and suburbs or risk political oblivion. By Andrew Bragg.

Member for Willoughby Tim James gives voice to the enduring principles of Australian Liberalism as he delivers his maiden speech to the NSW Parliament.

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.

Many Western democracies seem to lack conviction in their own foundational beliefs. Our polities are the poorer for it. By John Anderson.

Robert Menzies was not shy in promulgating the importance of Christianity to a democratic, peaceful and free Australia. By John Anderson.

As a casualty of the culture wars, education is indoctrinating students with PC language and group think, writes Kevin Donnelly in this edited extract from Cancel Culture and the Left’s Long March - an anthology about the origins of the culture wars.

Under Woke convention it’s hard to know who can gather together and what can be spoken about without feeling bad about it. By Beverley McArthur.