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The Poisoned Chalice: What Macbeth Teaches Us About Power.
Many of us are fatigued by the heaviness of world affairs today.
Jun 1
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Gerardine Hoogland
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May 2026
One Nation and Coalitions
Many people on the anti-Labor side of politics believe the only way to remove Labor from government is for the Liberal Party and Nationals to work with…
May 28
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David Leyonhjelm
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Australia Is the Luckiest Country in the World — and in Danger of Becoming the Dumbest
Australia can be the luckiest country in the world and the dumbest country at the same time.
May 26
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Peter Angelico
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Homeschooling in Australia
Homeschooling, or home education, is experiencing explosive growth across Australia.
May 24
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Bob Day
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Bracket Creep: The Stealth Annual Tax Increase
For decades, bracket creep has been a stealth tax that the government hopes we won’t notice.
May 21
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Steve Holland
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Judges Who Think They Know Better
The doctrine of separation of powers is central to Australia’s constitutional system.
May 19
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David Leyonhjelm
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Australia’s Migration Priorities Are Broken
Skilled Manufacturers Wait in Limbo While Bureaucracy Rolls Out the Red Carpet Elsewhere
May 17
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Peter Angelico
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The Kids Might Be Alright
I was recently invited to a University careers expo to talk about my brilliant career; a career that looks better on paper than it does in real life.
May 14
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Tom Valcanis
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NBN: Never Been Necessary
Every now and then an act of government incompetence and waste is so egregious that it’s enough to wake the beast within.
May 12
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Nicola Wright
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Is Marijuana a Danger to Society?
The argument that marijuana is a gateway drug and causes psychosis, violence and crime has long been used to support its criminalisation, the war on…
May 10
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Jessica Colby
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The University Cauldron - Where It All Starts
In William Blake’s hymn Jerusalem, the phrase ‘those dark Satanic mills’ was assumed to be referring to the Dickensian cotton and woollen mills of his…
May 4
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Bob Day
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April 2026
Did We Vote For That?
The legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia in 2017 was widely celebrated as a landmark moment in the nation’s social and political development.
Apr 30
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David Leyonhjelm
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