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IPA Today
Australia’s Rising Cost Of Living Challenge

Australia’s Rising Cost Of Living Challenge

Daniel Wild 11 November 2022 Australian way of life, Dignity of work,

Australia is rapidly entering a new economic era of high inflation, high and rising interest rates, intense cost of living pressures, and heavily constrained government budgets ladened with high...

IPA Today
Urgent Action Needed To Fix Australia’s Emerging Incarceration Crisis

Urgent Action Needed To Fix Australia’s Emerging Incarceration Crisis

Mirko Bagaric 11 November 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

“Australia’s sentencing policies are causing mass-incarceration, imposing significant social and economic costs on the community, and not delivering the justice outcomes we deserve,” said...

IPA Today
Looking Beneath The Veneer Of Victoria’s Economy

Looking Beneath The Veneer Of Victoria’s Economy

Kevin You 1 November 2022 Dignity of work, Ipa today,

Many are starting to realise that Victoria’s economy is a house of cards built on a foundation of printed money; the question is, for how much longer can this be…

Originally appeared in The Epoch Times
IPA Today
A Wake-up Call For Economic Liberals

A Wake-up Call For Economic Liberals

John Roskam 20 October 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

It’s foolish to claim the destruction of Liz Truss is the best thing to happen to free market economics in decades. But it shows what happens when the argument for…

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
Research Papers
Victoria On The Edge – Debt Deficits And Unsustainable Growth

Victoria On The Edge – Debt Deficits And Unsustainable Growth

Daniel Wild and Kevin You 6 October 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

Since the goldrush of the 1850s and throughout the bulk of the 20th century, Victoria has been the economic and cultural centre of Australia. Victoria’s vast wealth was generated by…

IPA Today
Victoria’s State Finances Worst In Nation– Every Victorian To Owe $30,000 & Interest Cost To Rise Five-fold

Victoria’s State Finances Worst In Nation– Every Victorian To Owe $30,000 & Interest Cost To Rise Five-fold

Daniel Wild 6 October 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

“On all critical financial indicators, Victoria is the nation’s worst performing state by a significant and growing margin, and it will be mainstream Victorians who pay the price,” said...

IPA Today
Running On Empty

Running On Empty

Daniel Wild 1 September 2022 Australian way of life, Dignity of work,

Labor and the Coalition have both drained our coffers Although in office for a little more than 100 days, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has already been criticised in some quarters for…

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Research
IPA Report: The Employment Consequences Of The Early Closure Of The Eraring Power Station

IPA Report: The Employment Consequences Of The Early Closure Of The Eraring Power Station

Daniel Wild and Kevin You 11 May 2022 Climate change and energy, Ipa today,

The Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) was among the first organisations in Australia to quantify the potential employment impact of a policy of net zero emissions by 2050. In April…

IPA Today
Labor’s Housing Plan: The Monster Is In The Detail

Labor’s Housing Plan: The Monster Is In The Detail

Sinclair Davidson 9 May 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

In 2010, the then Rudd government introduced a 40 per cent tax on mining companies. The tax took the form of a virtual co-investment that saw the Commonwealth attempting to…

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Media Releases
Climate Accord An Undemocratic Stitch-Up

Climate Accord An Undemocratic Stitch-Up

Daniel Wild 9 May 2022 Climate change and energy, Ipa today,

“Jim Chalmers’ proposed ‘accord’ on climate policy is an elitist stitch-up between the big end of town which is getting wealthy off green subsidies at the expense of the jobs…

Media Releases
Australians Won’t Pay For Net Zero

Australians Won’t Pay For Net Zero

Daniel Wild 3 May 2022 Australian way of life, Climate change and energy,

“That a significant majority of Australians have again been found willing to pay little or nothing to cut emissions reinforces that support for net zero in the community is shallow…

IPA Today
Censorship Is The Real Threat To Twitter, Not Elon Musk

Censorship Is The Real Threat To Twitter, Not Elon Musk

John Roskam 28 April 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

If politicians around the world have their way, it won’t be the owner of the company deciding what can be said on the platform but state social media censors. This…

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
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IPA Today

Let Teachers Teach

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Daniel Wild Discussing IPA Pension Work Reform Research On FiveAA Mornings

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Half Hearted Pension Reforms Fail To Alleviate Worker Shortage Crisis

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Labor’s Safeguard Mechanism Reforms Are Gambling Australia’s Energy Future In The Pursuit Of Fringe Green Policy

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