The crystal clear NSW and Victoria contrast continues on after budgets made this month. By Tim James.
To manage Australia’s medium- to long-term sovereignty, we need a national security strategy. By Senator Jim Molan.
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In his “Freedom of Worship” broadcast of 3 July 1942, Menzies had much to say about the religious freedom of all citizens in a democracy.
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Faith is under siege from an increasingly virulent anti-Christian movement that seeks to drive religion away from the public square. By Nick Cater.
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The safe storage of nuclear waste is under threat from pointless political manoeurvering. By James Mathias.
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As Scott Morrison eloquently articulated in his 2019 Sir Robert Menzies Lecture, Australia’s longest serving prime minister built the Liberal Party of Australia on a bedrock of the enduring truths of liberalism and liberal democracy.
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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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Western Australia has endured an eventful year at the hands of a hubristic premier focused on winning elections instead of delivering services. By Caroline Di Russo.
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The Victorian Government’s self-serving Budget blows financial decency to the winds of change. By Beverley McArthur.
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A rational environmental policy underpinned by pragmatism can deliver the impossible trifecta of energy that is more affordable, more reliable and greener. By Nick Cater.
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Strong progress at this half way point of the federal term. By Tim James.
Without natural gas in our energy mix, we face higher electricity prices, lower employment and greater difficulty in meeting emissions reduction goals. By Brian Fisher.
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We must not be complacent about direct attacks on the rule of law by two state premiers. By Chris Merritt.
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Elected leaders and bureaucrats emboldened by public acquiescence to increased illiberalism will struggle to relinquish their powers as the pandemic threat recedes. By Nick Cater.
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Labor is conspicuously alone in opposing reforms that would bring litigation funders under the same regulatory umbrella as other financial service providers. By James Mathias.
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The human toll of going no place but home in Dan’s State of Disaster is unconscionable. By Beverley McArthur.
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For Robert Menzies, the Bible was so much more than a brilliant piece of literature but the great wellspring of truth, wisdom and faith. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Joe Biden’s thin mandate reflects a repudiation by working class Americans of campus culture and radical woke ideology. By Nick Cater.
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