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HomeTag: coronavirus

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PUBLICATIONS
Private Sector Smashed While Bureaucrats Flourish In Lockdown

Private Sector Smashed While Bureaucrats Flourish In Lockdown

Cian Hussey 13 August 2020 Ipa today, Media releases,

More than 604,000 private sector jobs have been destroyed since lockdowns were introduced in March while 14,000 jobs have been added to the public sector according to an analysis of…

PUBLICATIONS
Checked Out: When Activism Quarantines Common Sense

Checked Out: When Activism Quarantines Common Sense

Bella d'Abrera 13 August 2020 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

If you want to know what is going wrong in Victoria, all you need do is look at a job being advertised on Seek by the state’s Department of Justice…

Originally appeared in The Australian
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We’re Not All In This Together

We’re Not All In This Together

Cian Hussey 10 August 2020 Ipa today, Opinion,

As Victoria is plunged back into lockdowns, with those in greater Melbourne facing unprecedented restrictions on their every move, the difference between the two Australias has never been so...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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Melbourne’s Slide Into Covid Dystopia

Melbourne’s Slide Into Covid Dystopia

James Bolt 8 August 2020 Ipa today, Opinion,

A couple are watching their child play in a playground. They are fined by the police. They are further than five kilometres from their home. A man leaves his home…

Originally appeared in Spiked
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The Economic Crisis Is Still To Come

The Economic Crisis Is Still To Come

Sinclair Davidson 7 August 2020 Ipa today, Opinion,

It is pretty clear what Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews wants: the overwhelming majority of Victorians to remain in their homes for, at least, 23 hours a day. Go out for…

Originally appeared in The Age
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Stage 4 A $3.17 Billion Hit Per Week To The Victorian Economy

Stage 4 A $3.17 Billion Hit Per Week To The Victorian Economy

John Roskam 3 August 2020 Ipa today, Media releases,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has estimated that Stage 4 restrictions imposed by the Victorian Government will hit Gross State Product by $3.17 billion per week….

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No Excuse For Shutting Parliament In The Digital Age

No Excuse For Shutting Parliament In The Digital Age

Evan Mulholland 20 July 2020 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

There has never been a time since the end of World War II when it has been more important to scrutinise government and hold politicians to account. There are monumental…

Originally appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald
PUBLICATIONS
How Coronavirus Is Killing Small Business – And Threatening Our Values

How Coronavirus Is Killing Small Business – And Threatening Our Values

Kurt Wallace 17 July 2020 Dignity of work, Ipa today,

The heart of the Australian way of life is under threat with small businesses fighting for survival as lockdown restrictions continue. The crisis has hastened the ongoing decline of...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
PUBLICATIONS
‘Eliminating’ The Virus Is Suppressing Truth

‘Eliminating’ The Virus Is Suppressing Truth

Gideon Rozner 17 July 2020 Australian way of life, Dignity of work,

Recent calls for an ‘elimination strategy’ to defeat the coronavirus pandemic are misguided, and may not even work. Why? Because pursuing elimination would mean longer and harder lockdowns. That...

Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
IPA Today
11.7% The Real Unemployment Rate: IPA

11.7% The Real Unemployment Rate: IPA

Kurt Wallace 16 July 2020 Australian way of life, Dignity of work,

Although the official unemployment rate is 7.4%, analysis by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs estimates that the real unemployment rate, including those who have on...

PUBLICATIONS
Déjà Vu In Dan Andrewstan

Déjà Vu In Dan Andrewstan

Daniel Wild 8 July 2020 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

“For those of us who are old enough to remember it is starting to feel like 1990 has come again,” James Campbell, the National Political Editor of the Herald Sun, wrote this…

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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“Around 1.6 Million Businesses Have Seen Their Revenue Decline”

“Around 1.6 Million Businesses Have Seen Their Revenue Decline”

Cian Hussey 24 June 2020 Ipa today, Publications,

A daily email by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs, providing the latest economic data and policy measures for journalists, commentators and IPA members. Daily IPA...

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