The economic agenda of the Labor government is becoming clearer by the day. By Angus Taylor.
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Jim Chalmers’s vision for remaking capitalism is the manifestation of our worst fears for the post-pandemic world. By Nick Cater.
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The prime minister’s failure to answer legitimate questions about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament could derail the yes case. By Nick Cater.
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Policy that encourages greater parental responsibility at home is critical to improving students’ educational performance. By Amanda Stoker.
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Jim Molan’s seminal book assessing Communist China’s military strength and Australia’s woeful state of unreadiness was his final and most important act of service to his country. By Nick Cater.
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Clean energy advocates conveniently ignore the material realities of transitioning to a so-called green economy. By Nick Cater.
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Government intervention that has effectively forced gas out of the energy market leaves the grid at the mercy of the weather without the safety net of a dispatchable source of power. By Nick Cater
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Labor should be addressing supply issues rather than imposing artificial caps on gas prices that will only bring more pain for investors and consumers in the long term. By Angus Taylor.
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Harry and Meghan present a good case study of the ways that adherence to identity dogma weakens the human spirit and disconnects people from reality. By Amanda Stoker.
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The AEMO’s rosy projections of a 100% renewable grid blithely ignore the challenges ahead. By Nick Cater
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The leaders of today must revisit the timeless values of a liberal democratic society if they are to address the political challenges of our time, argues Alexander Downer as he delivers the John Howard Lecture for the Menzies Research Centre.
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Renewables are being set up to fail by a government that refuses to drop its ideological opposition to complementary technologies such as gas and nuclear. By Ted O’Brien.
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The Party must move beyond managerialism and summon the courage to fight the left on key values if it wishes to capture the imagination of young voters. By Alexander Downer.
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Chris Bowen’s utopian models collide with reality as gloomy projections and fears of foreign reliance haunt the government’s flagship project. By Nick Cater.
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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.
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Up 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.
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Noel Pearson’s broadside against Jacinta Price only serves to highlight the unanswered questions of the Voice. By Amanda Stoker.
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The Greens’ inner-city bubble remains intact, but opportunity beckons for the Liberals in the suburbs of Melbourne. By Nick Cater.
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