Tunnel vision

Public health nannies conveniently ignore the evidence that lockdowns themselves are injurious to health. By Nick Cater.

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The Fear Factor

There are better ways to tackle a pandemic than resorting to the politics of fear. By Nick Cater.

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First Voice to Parliament

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Neville Bonner’s arrival in the Senate as the first Indigenous person to enter Parliament. By David Furse-Roberts

Nick CaterNick CaterJuly 9, 2021Nick Cater

Fear factor

We are bubble-wrapped by fear. It will remain that way unless premiers stop hiding behind public health officials and recover the dignity of their office. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterJuly 5, 2021Nick Cater

The enablers

Appeasing authoritarian regimes, rather than defending free and open societies, makes more sense to those who see climate change as humanity’s greatest threat. By Nick Cater.

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Pester power

Shareholder activist groups have discovered that pestering boards is more productive than hugging trees. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterJune 17, 2021Nick Cater

Independence day

The ABC’s growing sense of hubris strengthens the case for an independent broadcasting ombudsman. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterJune 9, 2021Nick Cater

Expert opinion

The resurgence of the Wuhan lab leak theory has cast doubt on expert certainty. By Nick Cater.

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Broadcasting for blokes

It’s hard to justify a publicly funded broadcaster that appeals predominantly to old, male lefties. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterMay 26, 2021Nick Cater, Public Broadcasting

The school run

The national curriculum, like so much else in the way we run schools, is a Labor project that has failed to deliver what it promised. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterMay 13, 2021Nick Cater, Education

Australian story

Erasing Australia’s Judeo-Christian heritage from the national curriculum robs future generations of fully appreciating the traditions that have shaped our national story. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterMay 3, 2021Nick Cater, Education

Making the cut

Australia has reduced its 2005-level emissions by 18% without any significant economic impost, while supposedly climate progressive countries have failed to make any cuts. By Nick Cater.

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Bring back the beef

It may seem counterintuitive to virtue signalling vegans but removing livestock from the land leads to poorer soil and higher emissions. By Nick Cater.

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Class warfare

Australian liberalism is under threat from culture warriors who view all human interaction as a struggle between oppressors and the oppressed. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterApril 7, 2021Nick Cater

Trust the science

The lack of firm scientific evidence that seismic testing is dangerous is evidently not enough to allay the concerns of the green movement. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterMarch 29, 2021Nick Cater

Quashing quotas

Introducing gender quotas would contravene the Liberal Party’s far nobler aim of equal opportunity. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterMarch 25, 2021Nick Cater

Agony Aunty

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.

Nick Cater, MediaNick CaterMarch 19, 2021Nick Cater

Course correct

A misplaced focus on equity at the expense of excellence has led to deteriorating educational outcomes despite steep funding increases. By Nick Cater.

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