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The Institute of Public Affairs has a proud history of conducting research into important public policy questions. From time to time we identify the need for dedicated programs directed at issues that are so important and so topical they require clear objectives, dedicated staff, and a discrete identity suitable to communicating directly with the interested pubic and decision-makers.

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Criminal Justice

IPA 19 December 1943 Programs,

The criminal justice project extends the Institute of Public Affairs’ scrutiny of government action to an area too often ignored. The criminal justice system costs taxpayers more than $15 billion...

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Generation Liberty

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Throughout human history, freedom has been a force for good, lifting millions of people out of poverty. In a truly free society, individuals are in control of their own destiny. However, the key...

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Legal Rights Project

IPA 19 December 1943 Programs,

The Institute of Public Affairs has established the Legal Rights Project to stand up for the fundamental legal rights of every Australian. Despite the crucial role these rights play in...

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Red Tape Project

IPA 19 December 1943 Programs,

The Cutting Red Tape Project at the Institute of Public Affairs aims to explain Australia’s red tape problem and why we must cut red tape today.

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Western Civilisation

IPA 19 December 1943 Programs,

Western Civilisation has had a profound influence on world history. Shaped by the cultural contributions of the ancient Greek and Roman Empires and Medieval Christian Europe, the West has produced...