We have allowed ourselves to be seduced by a narrative of continuing crisis that deepened with the pandemic and has now morphed into the cost-of-living crisis. By Nick Cater.
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Labor is on the cusp of making a very dangerous decision which would clearly be against our national security interests. By Peter Dutton.
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The Australian centre right needs to have a clear sense of purpose if it wants to succeed. By Zachary Gorman.
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The Liberal Party must pitch its tent across both the cities and suburbs or risk political oblivion. By Andrew Bragg.
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Activist CEOs should stick to delivering shareholder returns and leave important policy decisions to elected officials. By Nick Cater.
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The MRC has a critical role to play in keeping alive the flame of liberalism during a challenging time for the Liberal Party, writes Nick Cater in his introduction to our 2022 Annual Review.
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The teal movement has emerged as a formidable force in affluent urban areas but their influence is unlikely to spread much further. By Nick Cater.
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Rather than shift left or right, the Liberal Party needs to draw from the values and principles that inspired its birth as it looks to rebuild post-election. By David Furse-Roberts.
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This week marks the 80th anniversary of one of the most salient speeches in Australian political history. David Kemp examines Menzies’ ‘Forgotten People’ address in historical context.
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The sledgehammer approach to Covid-19 that shut down global economies for months is one of the biggest mistakes of the 21st Century, argues former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney in a Watercooler Conversation hosted by Nick Cater.
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One of the worst legacies of the pandemic is the dismal trend of outsourcing decisions to faceless bureaucrats. Expect to see more of it if Labor wins. By Nick Cater.
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The next education minister must protect intellectual freedom and the rights of academics to challenge accepted orthodoxy. By Chris Merritt.
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Labor's poorly framed housing scheme is a disaster in the making. By Harry Colquhoun.
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Disaffected conservative voters drifting to the minor parties are more of a threat to the Coalition than the teal independents. By Nick Cater.
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A new monograph of Australia’s 22nd prime minister is intended to start an overdue conversation on the legacy of Malcolm Fraser. By Nick Cater.
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Putin’s actions provide Anthony Albanese with the justification he needs for scrapping the impost on coal miners. By Nick Cater.
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The Menzies Research Centre pays homage to distinguished political historian John ‘J R’ Nethernote. By David Furse-Roberts.
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It is time for tech companies to empower parents with the tools they need to protect their children online. By Nick Cater.
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