The Morrison Government’s decision to increase regulation of the banks might seem contrary to Menzies’ legacy but protection of citizens must come first. By Nick Cater.
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Democracy works best at the national level, the Prime Minister reminded us in a landmark speech. Globalists mistakenly equate this with xenophobia, says Nick Cater.
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GetUp boss Paul Oosting’s appearance at the National Press Club confirmed his organisation is both ineffective and irrelevant.
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Senior Australian Public Servants should realise that Yes Minister was a comedy, not a blueprint for taking power from elected representatives.
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There is increasing consensus that the Government must alleviate the effects of the drought. But its policy must be based on facts, not emotion.
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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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Robert Menzies’ political resolution, comfort on the world stage and faith in Australia’s middle class were all based on his party’s founding principle of classical liberalism.
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Despite wishful predictions from the anti-mining lobby, demand for coal continues to increase, especially from nations that are delivering millions from poverty. By Nick Cater
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Proof that ‘clean’ energy is expensive, destroys industries and cannot alter the weather is mounting. But don’t tell the Victorian Government, says Nick Cater
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A confidential submission from the Labor Environmental Action Network tells the party what voters already knew: Bill Shorten should have costed his renewables policies.
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The Victorian Government’s commitment to renewable energy will cost the state dearly in jobs and power bills. But who will pay to keep the state running?
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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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They are boomers, hear them roar. Labor is mistakenly chasing young voters when in fact it is the over-55s who swing elections
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Given the choice, most workers would prefer to invest in their family home than super. Sadly, that’s not how retirement saving works.
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The Uluru Statement from the Heart is a radical manifesto by inner-city protesters that will enfeeble Parliament and not solve indigenous disadvantage, says Nick Cater.
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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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After voting decisively to leave the EU, Britain is now hobbled by second thoughts and ineffective MPs. Meanwhile, world trade shifts away from Europe.
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As the MRC celebrates its first quarter-century, it is timely to remember that Menzies-style liberalism is the true driver of modernism and prosperity in Australia, says Nick Cater.
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