Queensland’s election result was a vindication of Annastacia Palaszczuk’s decision to walk away from a toxic political relationship that would have otherwise destroyed her. By Nick Cater.
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A new report by Nick Cater and Nicolle Flint charts the progress of female representation in Australian parliaments since 2013 and presents a strategy for further improvement in line with Liberal principles.
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Science is under siege as researchers elevate the pursuit of publicity above the advancement of human knowledge. By Nick Cater.
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The local Indigenous population in the Northern Territory is being used as collateral by anti-gas crusaders. By Nick Cater.
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Critics on the left are loathe to recognise Trump’s contribution towards diplomatic normalcy in the Middle East. By Nick Cater.
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The Treasurer has delivered a Liberal budget in illiberal circumstances, built on enterprise, families and hope. By Nick Cater.
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Complacency-riddled democracies stand idly by while autocratic governments use the cover of COVID-19 to curb freedoms and crush dissent. By Nick Cater.
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Soil carbon measurement yields proven benefits for biodiversity and could potentially reward farmers. But it faces resistance from an absolutist green movement. By Nick Cater.
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Clutching at half-formed and unproven ideas, clean energy fanatics readily rubbish practical and scalable solutions such as gas, which has a critical role to play in the smooth transition towards renewables. By Nick Cater.
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California’s wokeness is extracting a heavy price for virtue signalling policies that are delivering less but costing more. By Nick Cater.
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Victorians are at the mercy of a clunky public service led by an incompetent government fixated on bashing the virus into submission. By Nick Cater.
The post-pandemic world belongs to those with the strongest entrepreneurial spirit. Those looking to government to solve their problems will wither and die. By Nick Cater
Whatever the threats posed by COVID-19, they are dwarfed by the dangers of bypassing democracy, as Daniel Andrews is doing right now. By Nick Cater
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Centralised control merely gives off the illusion of victory over COVID-19 and is bound to result in an expensive failure. By Nick Cater.
Victoria’s illiberal lockdown could have irreversible consequences for our democratic traditions. By Nick Cater
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Daniel Andrews is dragging Victoria and the nation deeper into an economic hole than we would have reasonably imagined at the start of last month. By Nick Cater
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The adoption of nuclear power is the first constructive suggestion we’ve heard from the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining & Energy Union for some time. By Nick Cater.
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