We’re not borrowing from the future when generations to come face a greater tax burden than would otherwise exist. By Henry Ergas and Jonathan Pincus
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White politicians subsidised remote Aboriginal housing, condemning generations to unemployment and dysfunction. The same people need to repair the damage. By Henry Ergas.
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Race riots are ‘as American as cherry pie’. These current riots are not harbingers of decline. Rather, they confirm the US’s perennial respect for liberty. By Henry Ergas.
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We must strike a balance between the cost of our response to coronavirus and keeping the vulnerable alive. To do otherwise would be heartless. By Henry Ergas.
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While the West squabbles over unreliable ‘renewable’ energy, China is quietly developing the world’s best nuclear energy and military sector. By Henry Ergas.
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The new antisemitism follows an old formula: a resentment of modernity and contempt for Judaism’s identity forged from birth and faith. By Henry Ergas.
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Just because the protesters who glue themselves to the road have good intentions doesn’t mean they aren’t a threat to civilisation. By Henry Ergas.
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As economist Dr Brian Fisher has discovered, people who dispute green zealotry quickly incur the wrath of a 'vindictive age'. By Henry Ergas.
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