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A Week to Count a Vote Is Not Patience — It Is a Quiet Failure of the State

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Senator Sharma's Six-to-Eight-Week Inquiry Is the First Honest Concession in This Tax Debate

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Australia's Economy Grapples with Stubborn Inflation and Rate Hike Reversal

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Down Under: Australia's Growth Agenda – Or How to Stop Being a Bloody Bureaucratic Babysitter and Let the Economy Roar

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Stamp Duty: An Economic Burden on Australia's Housing Market

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Bad ideas never die, they just change colour

The Intergenerational Report (IGR) for the last 20 years has warned us that the era of magic pudding politics is fast coming to a close. Last week, it declared it over.

A Positive Liberal Vision For Reconciliation

Australians have had their say on the Voice to Parliament and they answered with a resounding no. While we are still mulling over the result and what it means for future elections, one thing needs to be made clear.

Tilting at Windmills: Government delusion as the hero in Australia’s future prosperity

The great challenge currently dominating our national discourse manifests as an economic one: it is an uncomfortable combination of rising inflation rates, rising energy prices, housing affordability issues and significant government debt largely driven by the pandemic.

Revitalising the Australian childcare sector: The role of federation reform

In Australia, childcare has become increasingly important as more parents enter the workforce and rely on childcare services to care for their children.

Markets and Prosperity

Free trade and globalisation have hollowed out the middle class of developed western countries, suppressing wages and living standards below those experienced before these two forces reshaped economies.

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Let us not over state it. The Liberal Party has faced difficult times in the past and will do so again in the future.

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The Prime Minister is about to give a speech about artificial intelligence and the country is still poorer at the end of it

The Coalition's primary vote has now collapsed to 17 per cent, Andrew Bragg used the half-hour with Patricia Karvelas on Tuesday to confess the cause, and Liberal MP Garth Hamilton spent Question Time being marched out of the chamber.

The Albanese tax package became law on Thursday, and the market took A$185 billion off the country's two biggest cities while the lobbyists congratulated themselves.

Keir Starmer told the House on Monday that he was resigning, and Britain will soon have its seventh prime minister in ten years

The Coalition is now a minor party and One Nation is the alternative government, and the Roy Morgan numbers have stopped being a protest

Albanese and Chalmers got their tax package through the Senate, and the only Australians who escaped it were the ones with the best lobbyists

When Energy Goes to Zero, the Earnings Statements You Read Now Become Antiques

The Poverty Rate Has Collapsed. The Dependency Industry Refuses to Read the Number.

The Economist Has Finally Said Aloud What Australian Liberals Have Been Whispering

A Week to Count a Vote Is Not Patience — It Is a Quiet Failure of the State

Senator Sharma's Six-to-Eight-Week Inquiry Is the First Honest Concession in This Tax Debate

Idaho’s Charter Schools Rescue: Or, How to Stop Bureaucrats from Amputating Education

The Poverty Rate Has Collapsed. The Dependency Industry Refuses to Read the Number.

The Economist Has Finally Said Aloud What Australian Liberals Have Been Whispering

A Week to Count a Vote Is Not Patience — It Is a Quiet Failure of the State

Senator Sharma's Six-to-Eight-Week Inquiry Is the First Honest Concession in This Tax Debate

Australia's Economy Grapples with Stubborn Inflation and Rate Hike Reversal

Down Under: Australia's Growth Agenda – Or How to Stop Being a Bloody Bureaucratic Babysitter and Let the Economy Roar

Stamp Duty: An Economic Burden on Australia's Housing Market

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Bad ideas never die, they just change colour

A Positive Liberal Vision For Reconciliation

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The Prime Minister is about to give a speech about artificial intelligence and the country is still poorer at the end of it

The Coalition's primary vote has now collapsed to 17 per cent, Andrew Bragg used the half-hour with Patricia Karvelas on Tuesday to confess the cause, and Liberal MP Garth Hamilton spent Question Time being marched out of the chamber.

The Albanese tax package became law on Thursday, and the market took A$185 billion off the country's two biggest cities while the lobbyists congratulated themselves.

Keir Starmer told the House on Monday that he was resigning, and Britain will soon have its seventh prime minister in ten years

The Coalition is now a minor party and One Nation is the alternative government, and the Roy Morgan numbers have stopped being a protest

Albanese and Chalmers got their tax package through the Senate, and the only Australians who escaped it were the ones with the best lobbyists

When Energy Goes to Zero, the Earnings Statements You Read Now Become Antiques

The Poverty Rate Has Collapsed. The Dependency Industry Refuses to Read the Number.

The Economist Has Finally Said Aloud What Australian Liberals Have Been Whispering

A Week to Count a Vote Is Not Patience — It Is a Quiet Failure of the State

Senator Sharma's Six-to-Eight-Week Inquiry Is the First Honest Concession in This Tax Debate

Idaho’s Charter Schools Rescue: Or, How to Stop Bureaucrats from Amputating Education

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The Poverty Rate Has Collapsed. The Dependency Industry Refuses to Read the Number.

The Economist Has Finally Said Aloud What Australian Liberals Have Been Whispering

A Week to Count a Vote Is Not Patience — It Is a Quiet Failure of the State

Senator Sharma's Six-to-Eight-Week Inquiry Is the First Honest Concession in This Tax Debate

Australia's Economy Grapples with Stubborn Inflation and Rate Hike Reversal

Down Under: Australia's Growth Agenda – Or How to Stop Being a Bloody Bureaucratic Babysitter and Let the Economy Roar

Stamp Duty: An Economic Burden on Australia's Housing Market

In the Quiet Corners of History

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Bad ideas never die, they just change colour

A Positive Liberal Vision For Reconciliation

Tilting at Windmills: Government delusion as the hero in Australia’s future prosperity

Revitalising the Australian childcare sector: The role of federation reform

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