Australia must stand vigilant against the security risks of foreign interference and the threat it poses to our way of life. By James Paterson.
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Andrew Peacock appealed to all strands of the Liberal Party’s broad church. He promoted a variety of traditional causes while also championing progressive ideals. By David Furse-Roberts.
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The former Liberal leader appealed to the forgotten people as confidently as Menzies, who endorsed him as his successor in the seat of Kooyong. By Nick Cater.
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As Prime Minister during several major conflicts, Robert Menzies made it known to the Australian community that war represented the struggle for the survival of democracy in the face of tyranny. By David Furse-Roberts.
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As the first country internationally to implement economy-wide data standards, Australia is well placed to influence the direction of digital trade and ensure the global adoption of important protections. By Jane Hume.
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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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Nicolle Flint MP and Gemma Tognini led an MRC conversation at an event focusing on the current policy debate around gender issues. Read their opening remarks.
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In opposing the Government’s Online Safety Bill, Greens politicians are putting political point scoring above women’s safety. By Paul Fletcher.
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Today, the university is a hollow man stripped of purpose and devoid of substance, writes Jennifer Oriel in this edited extract from Cancel Culture and the Left’s Long March - an anthology about the origins of the culture wars edited by Dr Kevin Donnelly.
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Australian liberalism is under threat from culture warriors who view all human interaction as a struggle between oppressors and the oppressed. By Nick Cater.
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Over the past 10 years, the NSW Coalition Government has more than delivered on its mandate to ‘get things done’. There is still plenty more policy work to come. By Dominic Perrottet.
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The Brauer College disgrace was the kind of mistake made when ideology and fashion trump common sense and decency. By Beverley McArthur.
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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.
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The former Liberal Party stalwart, published author and academic was an aspirational Australian before the term was even invented. By Scott Prasser.
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It is time for the Liberal Party to advocate more forcefully for the scores of centre-right women who don’t identify with radical left-wing ideology. By Claire Chandler.
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David Cameron transformed Britain’s once-homogenous Conservative Party into one of the world’s most diverse political groups without a single quota. What can the Liberals learn from their Tory peers? By Nicolle Flint and Jason Falinski.
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Introducing gender quotas would contravene the Liberal Party’s far nobler aim of equal opportunity. By Nick Cater.
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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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