
12 March 2020
Media Highlights 5 March – 12 March
Thursday March 12 Cian Hussey responded to the government’s coronavirus stimulus plan in The Daily Telegraph and outlined why cutting red tape is the better solution. Link. Wednesday March 11 Gideon Rozner joined the panel on Sky News Paul Murray Live for the ‘Better Call Paul’ segment Daniel Wild discussed Joe Biden when he joined the Sky News The Bolt Report panel

5 March 2020
Media Highlights 27 February -5 March
Wednesday March 4 Gary Hardgrave said that universities are “afraid of a wonderful, intelligent, straight-talking woman” in Renee Gorman and that is why they won’t allow Generation Liberty on campus. Gideon Rozner joined the panel for Sky News’ Paul Murray Live Tuesday March 3 Daniel Wild’s comments about Harry and Meghan’s exit from the Royal Family was picked up by Express in the

27 February 2020
Media Highlights 21 – 27 February
Thursday 27 February Evan Mulholland commented on the mayor of Manningham Council giving himself a pay rise in The Herald Sun, saying “The council should be reducing rates for ratepayers, these entitled councillors are pocketing the extra rates for themselves.” Wednesday 26 February Evan Mulholland’s viral tweet on Victorians getting four bins was picked up by The Daily Mail Gideon Rozner

13 February 2020
The High Court Has Divided Us By Race
The High Court of Australia has committed “the most radical instance of judicial activism in Australian history” said Morgan Begg after the Court found that no Indigenous person, even if they were born overseas, could be considered an “alien”. Daniel Wild on The Bolt Report on Wednesday said “this is divisive identity politics that has infested the High Court.” Morgan

5 December 2019
The Canberra Swamp Is Targeting Conservatives
This is what happens when a government is serious about red tape reduction: Since 2017, the US has seen a $45 billion (AUD) reduction to the cost of red tape. Read the IPA’s latest report The Trump Administration’s Red Tape Reduction Agenda. All state and federal governments should adopt a one-in, two-out rule on red tape to ease Australia’s red tape crisis.

28 November 2019
Vale Clive James – Revisit His Essay For The IPA
The brilliant journalist, author and poet Clive James died on Sunday aged 80 after a long battle with cancer. You can read the full chapter that he wrote especially for Climate Change: The Facts 2017 online here and you can print a PDF here . It is filled with funny lines (my favourite was his line about wombat extinction expert

21 November 2019
Which State Is The Most Swamped In Bureaucracy?
Government bureaucracy – the one area of the Australian economy that never fails to grow. Adam Creighton in The Australian on Wednesday reported that the expansion of the public sector in Victoria and Queensland alone has cost taxpayers an additional $14.5 billion over the last 5 years. This is in addition to the $8 billion every year that the ‘Canberra

14 November 2019
The Truth About The Great Barrier Reef
Forget everything you’ve been told about the Great Barrier Reef dying. The IPA’s latest short film presented by Dr Jennifer Marohasy shows how claims that the Great Barrier Reef is in crisis are not true. Questioning the alarmism about the Great Barrier Reef is what got Dr Peter Ridd dismissed from James Cook University – if you don’t know his

8 November 2019
Australia Isn’t East Germany…Yet
Today is my first day sending Hey! My name is Deanna and I’m excited to be joining James and Kurt sending you this great email. A bit about me – my favourite author is George Orwell and you can follow my fur baby Attila the Bun’s Instagram here! And what a week to start on… Unelected bureaucrats in the Attorney

31 October 2019
Race Has No Place In The Constitution
“We don’t want to be dividing our country on the basis of race.” Watch Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, Lorraine Finlay, Senator James McGrath and Dr Anthony Dillon explain why ‘Race has No Place in the Constitution’ in the IPA’s new video released today: On Friday this week, lightweight plastic bags will be banned in the People’s Republic of Victoria. The ban