Peter Dutton delivers the Budget in Reply in which he outlines the Coalition’s plan to get Australia back on track.
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The Victorian Government is on a debt binge, leaving an unwanted legacy for future generations. By David Orford.
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Educators are losing control of their classrooms as social media consumes the way students think and behave, according to an experienced Queensland teacher. First published in the Daily Telegraph.
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While acknowledging the dark periods of our past is crucial for growth and understanding, it is equally important to highlight the achievements and progress we have made as a nation. By Orlando Throsby.
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Sir Robert Menzies was future-focused, but also practical. There are important lessons we take from that Menzian mind-set.
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Veteran engineers tend to agree that electricity systems run on 80 or 100 per cent renewable energy would be very expensive, insecure and heavily weather-dependent. A net-zero goal requires all options, including nuclear energy. By Geoff Bongers and Stephen Wilson.
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The meth crisis in Western Australia has increased the dangers of frontline policing and exacerbated attrition rates. By Kevin McDonald.
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Despite growing up in unprecedented affluence, young people are afflicted by a debilitating sense of despair. That's because an entire generation has been inadvertently robbed of agency by a culture that discourages personal responsibility. By Nick Cater.
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We can meet our three national goals of cheaper, consistent and cleaner power. But only with the right energy policy. By Peter Dutton.
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Since 2019, the rate of government spending a day has increased four times faster than inflation, driven by public sector wage and headcount increases. This is painful news for families struggling in a cost of living crisis. By Nick Cater.
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Australia has slipped to 10th place in the OECD rankings of end-user power prices. Of the nine countries where electricity is cheaper, six have nuclear power stations. By Nick Cater.
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Menzies was a man of his time who knew how to respond to events around him. Principled but pragmatic, he had a big heart, a big mind and he built a big political tent for aspirational Australia, says Andrew Hastie as he launches The Menzies Watershed.
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The government’s super tax reforms and its broader attack on self-managed super undermines aspiration, reward for effort and choice, says Angus Taylor.
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The principles that underpin Menzies’ famed phrase ‘homes material’, ‘homes human’ and ‘homes spiritual’ are more relevant than ever, providing instructive lessons for the Liberal Party. By Stuart Coppock.
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The broadness of the new Right to Disconnect law is likely to open the floodgates of applications to the Fair Work Commission. By James Mathias.
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The right to disconnect law severely undermines flexibility and does nothing to increase productivity in our workplaces. By Michaelia Cash.
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Australia is too reliant on personal income tax. We need meaningful tax reform to secure the country’s long-term economic prosperity. By Angus Taylor.
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Inflation is homegrown, growing too fast, and is entrenched. Australian households have no relief in sight from a Labor government that would rather break promises than manage the economy. By Angus Taylor.
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