A 2021 report generated during the height of a global pandemic pointing to misinformation and disinformation concerns does not justify current proposals to grant Australia’s media regulator excessive powers. By James Mathias.
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The Albanese Government has released a new Misinformation Bill that would have a huge negative impact on our freedom of speech. It needs to be stopped because no government should tell us what we can and cannot say. By David Coleman.
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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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Smart phone technology means the most dangerous place for children is alone in their own bedroom. 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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It is time to curb the unchecked monopoly power of big tech and offer end users genuine choice in the digital economy. By Richard Alston.
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The anti-Liberal and Nationals bias appears so deeply entrenched at the ABC it is quite possible they don’t even realise their prejudice. By Nicolle Flint.
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The ABC was once an institution of national unity but has now devolved into a progressive collective out of touch with mainstream Australia. By Alex Antic.
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MRC commissioned polling indicates most Australians have lost faith in our national broadcaster. Substantive reforms are needed to ensure the ABC stays true to the principles of public broadcasting. By Nick Cater.
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Calls for a media diversity royal commission aim for a monoculture of left-wing leader worship, epitomised by the Cult of Ardern in New Zealand. By Nick Cater.
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Anachronistic content laws are hobbling Australia’s free-to-air networks as they try to compete against powerful global streaming services. By Tim James.
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People from the emotional left are targeting the nation’s most popular broadcaster and other businesses. Why are they so angry?
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The opponents of conservatism are now almost indistinguishable from satire. No wonder voters are flocking back to the centre right.
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It may be counterintuitive to a free-market liberal, but the Snowy Hydro 2.0 might be the best investment in infrastructure we could make, says Nick Cater.
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The Four Corners investigation into the Murray-Darling scheme typically targeted big business while ignoring the benefits to the river and small operators, says James Mathias.
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The last proposed inquiry into the ABC was rejected in 2013. With its audience dwindling, a proper inquiry is now long overdue says Nick Cater.
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No wonder Australians are switching off the ABC. It is wallowing in the shrill, lunatic fringe, as this 'interview' with the PM illustrates. By Nick Cater.
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Four Corners twists the facts about sugar, obesity and personal responsibility to fit its own anti-business agenda. By Fred Pawle.
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