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The Productivity Challenge: Get Government Off Our Back
Australia’s productivity challenge is not some mysterious economic phenomenon.
Jul 16
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Peter Angelico
6
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The Great Rental Housing Self-Sabotage
“Government after government has declared war on property investors.
Jul 13
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Andrew Melas
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6
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The House of Temperance
I am delving into the epic poem, The Faerie Queene, by Edmund Spenser.
Jul 9
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Gerardine Hoogland
3
1
Measure Twice, Cut Once: The New Astrology of Net Zero
One of the first lessons taught to any apprentice is simple.
Jul 6
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Peter Angelico
7
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Who Does Government Procurement Really Serve?
Every time another procurement scandal dominates the headlines, politicians promise to “fix the system.” Yet somehow the solution always seems to…
Jul 3
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Peter Angelico
3
1
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June 2026
Let The Economists Take Over
Which country is C.
Jun 29
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Tom Valcanis
11
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Social Media Is Not Like Tobacco
Recent political campaigns frame social media and even the internet itself as a vice comparable to tobacco, alcohol, and other age-restricted products…
Jun 25
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Jessica Colby
3
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The Failure of the Murray Darling Basin Plan
The Murray Darling Basin Plan (MDBP) was established in 2012 in response to the Millennium Drought (1997–2010), which certain people believed was proof…
Jun 22
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David Leyonhjelm
8
2
When “Fair” Quietly Becomes “Equal Outcome” in Maths Education
It was a normal afternoon.
Jun 18
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Warren Wang
6
2
2
Manufacturers Are Being Starved of Energy Risking Our Sovereign Capability
Compared to large scale manufacturing plants, we are small consumers of energy.
Jun 15
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IanMahoney
8
2
Australia’s Welfare State Is Incompatible With High Immigration
Milton Friedman famously said, “You cannot simultaneously have free immigration and a welfare state.”
Jun 11
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Steve Holland
9
6
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What is an “Ordinary Australian”? And Why Do Politicians Keep Calling Us That?
There is a phrase that has become so common in Australian public life that most people no longer stop to think about what it actually means.
Jun 8
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Peter Angelico
8
4
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