This week confirmed what insiders in both camps have known throughout. Labor will not achieve a majority in its own right. By David Hughes.
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This week, Peter Dutton was able to recapture his simple economic message of the last two years. In contrast, Labor has ramped up a high-risk, high-cynicism strategy. By David Hughes.
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Fault lines are emerging on tax and housing after the Prime Minister’s gaffe over tax reform, which means Labor is unlikely to win a majority in its own right. By David Hughes.
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It was clear that Peter Dutton won the moral argument this week and found a solid footing for the remainder of the campaign. By David Hughes.
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Peter Dutton’s response to this week’s serious economic and security challenges were a stark contrast to that of the prime minister. By David Hughes.
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Peter Dutton wins this election by maintaining the steady conviction that has defined his leadership. By David Hughes.
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Nico Louw joins 6PR Radio to discuss why falling productivity is one of the main reasons Australian living standards have declined in recent years.
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MRC Executive Director, David Hughes, joins 4BC to explain why Australia’s class action system funnels mega-profits to lawyers and litigation funders at the expense of victims.
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The Leader of the Opposition outlines his vision for Australia in a keynote address to the Menzies Research Centre.
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Contemporary policymakers can draw inspiration from the Menzies Government’s housing policies, which had a palpable effect on Australian home ownership, argues David Furse-Roberts as he addresses the 2024 annual conference of the Robert Menzies Institute.
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Our Executive Director, David Hughes, joins 2GB's Chris O'Keefe to talk about fixing Australia’s broken class action system.
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Exploring the complexities of online safety. By Caroline Inge.
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Tom Hughes was a great Australian and giant of the Liberal Party. He shines as a great example of dedication to the nation and putting public service and nation before self.
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Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham outlines a foreign policy framework in which Australia must collaborate actively and thoughtfully with traditional powers and partners, along with new or emerging powers and partners.
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With birthrates below population replacement levels in many countries, the greatest threat to human existence is not too many people but too few. By Nick Cater.
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Anti-Israel protests are less about mourning the deaths of Palestinians than glorifying the demise of the world’s only Jewish state. By Freya Leach.
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MRC Executive Director David Hughes spoke with A Current Affair as part of their investigation into the litigation funding industry.
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An outbreak of fiscal incontinence is fuelling inflation and loading us with debt. By Nick Cater.
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