We have become more optimistic about the future of the country even though we are in the middle of a pandemic. By Nick Cater.
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The diabolical state of education in this country can be traced back to a trifecta of policy blunders made by the Labor Government a decade ago, argues James Mathias in a speech to the Western Australian Education Policy Committee.
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Australians are relatively sanguine about most issues - with two notable exceptions. By Nick Cater.
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At a time when the left is at pains to find discrimination and hurt feelings everywhere, why is there a double standard when it comes to action against the Jewish community? By Alan Tudge.
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Farmers are the latest scapegoats in the attempt to find excuses for the flawed UN climate process. By Nick Cater.
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We need clarity on what exactly we are trying to achieve through the harshest public health measures the country has ever seen. By Nick Cater.
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There is something distinctly pathetic about Labor’s ideological paralysis when it comes to forming an economic platform. By Andrew Bragg.
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A Senate vote last month offers hope that all may not be lost in the struggle for truth, beauty and goodness. By Kevin Donnelly.
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Those least able to cope with lockdown are paying the highest cost. By Nick Cater.
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It’s economics 101 that Australia must lift its supply of gas. The case for growth is now even more compelling. By Tim James.
The anti-Liberal and Nationals bias appears so deeply entrenched at the ABC it is quite possible they don’t even realise their prejudice. By Nicolle Flint.
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Fulfilling the intent of the Tune review will iron out the wrinkles in the NDIS. By Alister Henskens.
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Public health nannies conveniently ignore the evidence that lockdowns themselves are injurious to health. By Nick Cater.
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WA’s threatened hard border closure with NSW would be a disaster for mining and jobs. By Kristy McSweeney.
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The strong economic recovery is delivering a skills training bonus. By James Mathias
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There are better ways to tackle a pandemic than resorting to the politics of fear. By Nick Cater.
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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
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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.
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