The centre right is no longer sure of what it stands for and offers little policy differentiation from the other side, argues Tony Abbott in remarks to the Menzies Research Centre as he charts a path forward for the Liberal Party through testing times.
Read MoreUp until 20 years ago, the Liberal Party was the preferred choice among female voters. To win back this key demographic, the Liberals must do better at articulating the enduring appeal of its core values for a new generation of females - and abiding by them even when under challenge. By Amanda Stoker.
Read MoreNoel Pearson’s broadside against Jacinta Price only serves to highlight the unanswered questions of the Voice. By Amanda Stoker.
Read MoreThe Greens’ inner-city bubble remains intact, but opportunity beckons for the Liberals in the suburbs of Melbourne. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreThe post war reforms to housing policy are among the Menzies government’s greatest legacies. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreAustralia needs to forge a high-tech defence ecosystem built on free enterprise principles in order to project real power in our region and credibly deter hostile actors, argues James Paterson in a speech to a Menzies Research Centre event.
Read MoreAustralia should take note of the hard lessons learned by our allies as we ready ourselves for the move away from coal. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreThe achievements of Menzies’ senior cabinet minster have influenced global security for decades. By David Furse-Roberts.
Read MoreRon DeSantis has shown that being a principled advocate for common sense in the face of woke culture is a recipe for electoral success rather than political suicide. By Amanda Stoker.
Read MoreThe Menzies Research Centre pays tribute to a Liberal stalwart and determined reformer. By David Furse-Roberts.
Read MoreThe PM’s decision to hitch himself to the hysterical leftist wagon may prove misguided. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreWashington Post columnist Henry Olsen discusses how the ‘Great Realignment’ is rocking Australian politics. Interview by Nick Cater.
Read MoreWe have a moral obligation to the Australian people to build and maintain a strong deterrent to any regional aggressor, argues Andrew Hastie.
Read MoreThe Federal Government needs to stop demonising gas and start seeing it as part of the solution for cheaper energy. By Amanda Stoker.
Read MoreManhattan Institute senior fellow Mark P. Mills discusses the hidden dangers behind the current scale and pace at which countries are transitioning to renewable energy sources and some common delusions held by its advocates. Interview by Nick Cater.
Read MoreLabor's cheap renewable energy narrative could cost them power at the next election. By Nick Cater.
Read MoreThe budget doesn’t address our economic challenges or inspire confidence, argues Peter Dutton in his reply to Labor’s budget.
Read MoreDespite much trumpeting by the WA police force over its drug busting efforts, data shows that the state’s meth problem has only gotten worse. By Kevin McDonald.
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