The decision by the Victorian Government to spend $225 million of taxpayers’ money on renovating Etihad Stadium is corporate cronyism of the highest order, and inseparable from the...
A conference held last week by the University of Sydney’s taxpayer-funded National Centre for Cultural Competence has proven once and for all that Australian universities are not only hotbeds of...
The Victorian Government’s gift of $225 million of taxpayers money to the Australian Football League for the redevelopment of Etihad Stadium is outrageous corporate cronyism according to...
This week James and Pete talk the IPA’s new report into GST, the Andrews government giving $220m to the AFL, Paul Ryan resigning and the Sydney barber taken to the Human Rights Commission for not...
Red tape is destroying farming communities, yet the best the Turnbull government can do is launch another review. At end of March, the government announced it would undertake a review into the red...
New research released by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs reveals how GST equalisation is creating a class of winners and losers among Australian states. IPA Research Fellow...
The Senate is currently running a strange inquiry. It is about the company tax rate, but doesn’t involve the government’s proposal to cut that rate to 25 per cent from 20 per cent. It doesn’t even...
The Institute of Public Affairs has cautiously welcomed the recommendations of Parliament’s Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, in its report on the Turnbull Government’s Electoral...
“Socialism” is how critics have described the proposal of some federal Coalition MPs gathered together as the Monash Forum that the government build, own, and operate a coal-fired...
The exceptionally high rate of incarceration among indigenous Australians requires a policy response that does not compromise equality before the law or community safety. Over the past decade, the...
This week James and Pete talk about last week’s interview with PragerU founder Dennis Prager, the Monash Forum, the Greens’ push for a Universal Basic Income and the ALRC’s report into Indigenous...
In 2009 Dennis Prager launched PragerU which creates concise 5 minute videos on complex political, economic, social and cultural issues. PragerU stands by its claim that viewing all of its videos...
