Jordan Abou-Zeid

Jordan Abou-Zeid is a Research Assistant and Deputy Manager of Generation Liberty at the Institute of Public Affairs.

Jordan Abou-Zeid is a Research Assistant and is the Deputy Manager of the Generation Liberty Program at the Institute of Public Affairs.

Growing up in the forgotten industrial heartlands of Salisbury, Geelong, and Ipswich, Jordan believes that Australia’s decline is a choice.

Jordan is passionate about migration policy, Australian self-reliance and encouraging us to be a country of the future that is proud of its past. 

Jordan has worked in communications and as a political advisor, observing the Canberra bubble up close inspired him to be an advocate for political and public service reform to make sure that governments are working for Australians, not against them. 

Jordan is a student of antiquity and the great men who have shaped civilisation, drawn to the ancient world’s understanding that politics, philosophy, and character are inseparable, and that the health of a nation begins with the quality of the men who lead it.

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Digital Duty of Care an astroturfed fake movement

“#FixOurFeeds, the campaign widely credited with pushing the federal government to adopt...

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Jordan Abou-Zeid on Credlin News24 – 18 August 2026

Peta Credlin: Welcome back. 1.8 million visas handed out so that people...

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Jordan Abou-Zeid on Opinionated News24 – 14 August 2026

Danica De Giorgio: Now the coalition is tipped to announce its long-awaited...

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IPA Research: governments spent $2.2 billion over five years astroturfing Australian democracy

“Taxpayers are on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars each...

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Stacking the Deck: How Government Lobbies Itself and Funds the Distortion of Democracy

Democracy is about more than just voting at an election. A political...

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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, the ABC, and the Celebration Parallax

First you insist something isn’t happening, declare them evil for noticing it,...

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‘Clear intent’ of Elder’s Anzac Day Welcome to Country speech was a declaration of exclusive ownership

This Anzac Day should go down in history as the last Anzac...

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All the ways mass migration is hitting young Australians hardest amid surge in number of temporary visa holders since COVID

From housing to wages and our fraying national identity, young Aussies entering...

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ASPIRE: we need serious political change

Australia is facing big problems. Our birthrate of 1.48 means every year,...

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