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IPA TODAY
Why The Aboriginal Citizenship Ruling Is Alien To All Ideas Of Law

Why The Aboriginal Citizenship Ruling Is Alien To All Ideas Of Law

John Roskam 21 February 2020 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

The utter failure of the federal Coalition, after almost seven years in government, to do anything to arrest the left-wing political activism of Australia’s institutions of government and...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
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Australians Speak Out Against Race In Our Constitution

Australians Speak Out Against Race In Our Constitution

Gideon Rozner 31 October 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

Several prominent Australians have spoken out against the proposal for an indigenous voice to parliament, in a new video by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs. Senator James...

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No Call To Heed A Divisive Voice

No Call To Heed A Divisive Voice

Daniel Wild 23 August 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

Localism, property rights and regional economic development will help improve the lives of indigenous Australians more than another Canberra-based body. In his delivery of the 19th Annual Vincent...

Originally appeared in The Australian
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The G-G Should Resign

The G-G Should Resign

Morgan Begg 10 August 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

Australia’s constitutional system cannot function properly with a Governor-General inserting himself into contemporary political debate. If the current Governor-General wishes to do so, then he...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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The Art Of Persuasion Needs More Than Abusive Language

The Art Of Persuasion Needs More Than Abusive Language

Janet Albrechtsen 7 August 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

The Institute of Public Affairs is on a unity ticket with Noel Pearson, whether he cares to admit it or not. Like the work of the respected indigenous leader, our work endeavours to help people...

Originally appeared in The Australian
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IPA Calls For Constructive And Respectful Debate On The Voice

IPA Calls For Constructive And Respectful Debate On The Voice

Daniel Wild 5 August 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

The Institute of Public Affairs has expressed disappointment in Noel Pearson’s comments about the IPA and has called for constructive and respectful dialogue in the debate about the voice. At the...

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Indigenous Voice Of Division Would Force Parliament’s Hand

Indigenous Voice Of Division Would Force Parliament’s Hand

Daniel Wild 2 August 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

Proponents of an indigenous voice to parliament make two key claims: it would be confined only to areas affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, and it would not become a third chamber of...

Originally appeared in The Australian
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Uluru Statement Overturns Equality Of Rights

Uluru Statement Overturns Equality Of Rights

John Roskam 19 July 2019 Constitution and law, Ideas and liberty,

It’s understandable that some of Australia’s biggest companies including BHP, Rio Tinto, Lendlease, Qantas and Woolworths would support the Uluru Statement. Business leaders have a...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
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Prime Minister Right To Reject Divisive ‘Voice’ Referendum

Prime Minister Right To Reject Divisive ‘Voice’ Referendum

Daniel Wild 12 July 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

“Reports that Prime Minister Scott Morrison would veto a divisive indigenous-only ‘voice to parliament’ represents a win for the principle that all Australians are equal,”...

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Voice To Parliament Carries The Same Risks It Did Two Years Ago

Voice To Parliament Carries The Same Risks It Did Two Years Ago

Morgan Begg 11 July 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

The principle that all Australians should not be divided on the basis of their race or skin colour is a cornerstone of our freedoms and the rule of law. This clear principle — that race has no...

Originally appeared in The Australian
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Race Has No Place In The Constitution

Race Has No Place In The Constitution

Daniel Wild and Morgan Begg 10 July 2019 Constitution and law, Ipa today,

“The Morrison Government should commit to working with all Australians – and reverse its misconceived plans to divide Australians by race”, said Daniel Wild, Director of Research with the free...

IPA TODAY
Race Has No Place

Race Has No Place

Morgan Begg and Daniel Wild 8 June 2019 Constitution and law, Government services,

All Australians are equal. Our legal status should not be determined by our skin colour or our race.   This clear principle is being undermined by a campaign to divide Australians in our nation’s...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott Joins The IPA’s Fight For Australian Values
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