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Hugh Tobin

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Public Affairs Manager; Managing Editor, IPA Review

Hugh Tobin is Managing Editor of the IPA Review and Public Affairs Manager at the IPA. Hugh has a degree in Media and Communications from the University of Melbourne and a is currently completing his Masters of Arts (Communication) at RMIT Univeristy. Hugh began working at the IPA in 2005. Please contact Hugh if you have any media inquiries or questions relating to the IPA Review.

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Is Facebook making our kids violent?

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Hugh Tobin

Moral panic is never too far away from the Australian media. The widespread claims that the internet is corrupting youth and encouraging violent behaviour completely misunderstands technology, the people who use it and the nature of crime itself....

How long until our pubs have no beer?

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Hugh Tobin

Australians are consuming the same amount of alcohol per person as they were 20 years ago. Nevertheless, we are suddenly being told by the federal government that the country is in the grip of a binge drinking ‘epidemic'. In March Kevin Rudd...

Cops and ravers

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Hugh Tobin

Big Brother vs Big Brother

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Chris Berg and Hugh Tobin

Big events, big causes: MIHOPs, LIHOPs, and the 'truth' behind September 11

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Hugh Tobin

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9-11 theories in overdrive

| Hugh Tobin
The Geelong Advertiser 29th March, 2007

Despite long and expensive inquiries, thousands of eye witnesses, and conclusive video, sound and picture evidence, more than five years after the...

What happens when you ban smoking

Governance & Service Provision | | Hugh Tobin
Geelong Advertiser 6th October, 2006

Smoking bans seem to have strong public support and are being rolled out all over the world. In Australia, graphic warnings have been introduced on...

What happens when you ban smoking

Governance & Service Provision | | Hugh Tobin
Geelong Advertiser 6th October, 2006

Smoking bans seem to have strong public support and are being rolled out all over the world. In Australia, graphic warnings have been introduced on...