The draft national curriculum needs a major reset if we are to reverse declining standards and imbue children with an appreciation of our liberal democratic heritage. By Alan Tudge.
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Robert Menzies’ strong sense of spirituality informed his political philosophy and attitude to the key policy issues of post war Australia. By David Furse-Roberts.
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Digital giants have replaced big government as the modern day enforcers of silence. By Nick Cater.
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Introducing a competitive edge to public sector service delivery improves productivity, customer satisfaction and employment opportunities. By Nick Cater.
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We have a duty to revive liberalism and wind back the power of the state in post-pandemic Australia. By Nick Cater.
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The arrival of the internet 30 years ago has disrupted business models and sparked concerns about online safety. What is the role of government in regulating this vast frontier? By Paul Fletcher.
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A Fair Work Commission ruling on vaccines has implications far beyond the workplace. By Nick Cater.
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The gas supply imperative for Australia is greater than ever. Just ask those in Europe right now what it means. By Tim James.
AUKUS does not orient us towards an anachronistic Anglosphere. It is part of a suite of partnerships Australia has forged across jurisdictions to preserve peace and stability in our region. By Marise Payne.
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The excessive government overreach of the last 18 months betrays an unconscionable level of contempt for the citizenry. By Nick Cater.
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Liberal democracy, once imagined as the birthright of every Australian, must not become a permanent casualty of the Coronavirus. By Nick Cater.
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AUKUS continues an historic tradition of democratic allies partnering together to promote liberal values. By Melissa McIntosh.
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Many Western democracies seem to lack conviction in their own foundational beliefs. Our polities are the poorer for it. By John Anderson.
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Capital providers need to support all sectors that harbour emissions reduction ambitions - not just the deep green industry. By Josh Frydenberg.
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When it comes to nuclear propulsion, the Opposition Leader will soon discover that there is no middle ground between green left ideology and pragmatism. By Nick Cater.
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Secularism may be a hallmark of contemporary society but the intersectionality of faith, politics and public policy is enduring, argues Tim James in this review of God & Menzies.
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Robert Menzies regarded faith as the cornerstone of a civilised society, argues David Furse-Roberts at the launch of his new book.
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The idea that the planning system alone can solve housing affordability is ludicrous at best and willfully negligent at worst. By Rob Stokes.
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