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What The Liberals Must Learn From Labor

What The Liberals Must Learn From Labor

John Roskam 8 November 2019 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

The Labor Party’s review of its federal election debacle was delivered to the party’s national executive on Thursday. Apparently the review has concluded the ALP ran a poor campaign...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
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The Minors Are Now Major Parties, Despite Old Player And Media Whinges

The Minors Are Now Major Parties, Despite Old Player And Media Whinges

Scott Hargreaves 28 May 2019 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

Is there really a continuing drift away from the major parties in Australian parties? Like many I have in recent years bought into the narrative that we live in an age of political disruption –...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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The Sun Is Setting On Three Decades Of Free Market Economics

The Sun Is Setting On Three Decades Of Free Market Economics

John Roskam 17 May 2019 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

How much Australia has changed over the past decade can be seen from the difference between what Kevin Rudd as Labor opposition leader said to get elected in 2007 and what Bill Shorten is saying...

Originally appeared in Daily Telegraph
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Six Seats Are Wagging The Coalition Dog

Six Seats Are Wagging The Coalition Dog

John Roskam 3 May 2019 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

The idea that Scott Morrison’s election policies should be decided according to what he thinks is popular in electorates such as Wentworth in Sydney and Kooyong in Melbourne is like Donald Trump...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
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The Coalition Can Stand Out By Standing Up For Australians

The Coalition Can Stand Out By Standing Up For Australians

Daniel Wild 12 April 2019 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

In calling the election yesterday, Scott Morrison insisted there was a clear choice between the Coali­tion and Labor. Sadly, at their core, there is not as much of a difference between the two...

Originally appeared in The Australian
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Victorian Election: Liberals In A Wilderness Between Longman And Wentworth

Victorian Election: Liberals In A Wilderness Between Longman And Wentworth

John Roskam and Daniel Wild 27 November 2018 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

The disastrous showing of the Liberal Party at the Victorian state election has spawned the same number of theories as the total of seats the Liberals are likely to lose. The left wing of the...

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Jerusalem A Decision Too Big For Wentworth

Jerusalem A Decision Too Big For Wentworth

John Roskam 19 October 2018 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

The Liberals should stop trying to play identity politics. They’re not very good at it and they should leave that sort of thing to the Labor Party. The race/class/gender/religion card is a...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
PUBLICATIONS
Blaming Jeff For Our Energy Mess Is A Joke

Blaming Jeff For Our Energy Mess Is A Joke

Gideon Rozner 3 September 2018 Energy and resources, Ipa today,

Blaming your problems on the previous government is poor form. But blaming your problems on something that another government did over 25 years ago is, to put it politely, taking the mickey. Yet...

Originally appeared in Herald Sun
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You Think The Coalition Is Bad? Look At Labor’s Policies

You Think The Coalition Is Bad? Look At Labor’s Policies

Sinclair Davidson 22 August 2018 Finance and economics, Ipa today,

Politics in a stable democracy should be boring, even relaxed and comfortable. Yet since the fall of the Howard government in 2007 Australian politics has been exciting– almost a blood sport. The...

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
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Scott Morrison Must Show He Has Real Courage

Scott Morrison Must Show He Has Real Courage

Simon Breheny 8 May 2018 Finance and economics, Innovation and entrepreneurship,

When a politician promises to give you something in 10 years, you can bet it’ll never happen. Promised tax cuts in Tuesday night’s Budget won’t match expectations, and a Coalition government —...

Originally appeared in Herald Sun
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The ABC No Longer Has A Purpose, Except Pleasing Itself
The ABC No Longer Has A Purpose, Except Pleasing Itself

There is good reason why former communications minister Richard Alston may have thought the ABC has a high-quality media of record while growing up in the 1940s and 1950s. For the times, it...

Beware The Anti-Trump Tyrants
Beware The Anti-Trump Tyrants

The year recently ended revealed that the authoritarian impulse is never very far from the surface. It may lay dormant for a time but it never goes away. Here in Australia, and indeed around the...

Banning Donald Trump From Twitter, Facebook Undermines Public Debate
Banning Donald Trump From Twitter, Facebook Undermines Public Debate

Donald Trump has been banned from Twitter as well as Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat. This came after a violent mob stormed the United States Capitol last week, desecrating key symbols of the...

Legislated Voice Will Divide Australians By Race
Legislated Voice Will Divide Australians By Race

The federal government released on Saturday the interim report on an Indigenous Voice, through its co-design process for what an Indigenous Voice would look like and how it might operate. IPA...

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