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Education ‘industry’ not the bonanza we’re sold

When I was a teenager starting to take an interest in economics,...

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Labor’s digital duty of care privatises political censorship

Political elites have much to fear from the ‘little-people’ talking among themselves....

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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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From Athens to Albo: free speech and history

Are we entering the age of rule-by-the-opinion-of-the-eSafety-Commissioner? In our late democratic culture,...

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Mass migration drives Sydney locals to flee

“The unchecked, poorly regulated mass migration programme of the federal government has...

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The ‘Alborithm’ will crush freedom of speech online and damage democracy

“The Prime Minister wants to determine what all Australians can do, see,...

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Five Reasons the Digital Duty of Care will enable government censorship of the internet

Key Findings The federal government’s proposed Digital Duty of Care is conceptually...

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Why GDP is no longer an accurate measure of living standards

With the budget well in the rear-view mirror, Jim Chalmers has increasingly...

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What if AI kills the grunt work that creates expertise?

The greatest risk may not be that today’s graduates lose their jobs...

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GDP per capita flatlines; economy on life-support

“Any improvement in living standards remains moribund, with per capita economic growth...

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The Victorianisation of Australia

A pay cut for workers and a pay rise for bureaucrats? Australians’...

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National ooshie accord failed again – nearly 100,000 homes behind

“Today’s housing approvals data show the federal government’s marquee housing policy, the...

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No shame in the democracy game

Political participation is celebrated … until the participants reach the wrong conclusions...

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I’m a psychologist and I get worried when parents say this about their teenage boys

If you are raising a teenage boy in Australia right now, you...

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Parliamentary Research Brief – August 2026

How $688 billion of investment was lost Australia is declining as an...

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Tanya Plibersek’s history lesson for young Australians

Is this really the best time to be a first home-buyer, or...

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