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HomeTag: malcolm turnbull

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Beware The Anti-Trump Tyrants

Beware The Anti-Trump Tyrants

John Roskam 15 January 2021 Freedom of speech, Ipa today,

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...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
PUBLICATIONS
A Tale Of Two Malcolms

A Tale Of Two Malcolms

Gideon Rozner 24 January 2020 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

When it comes to that ugly chapter in Australian political history that was Malcolm Turnbull, we always knew what we were getting. It was always – always – about Malcolm. For some, it was...

Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
PUBLICATIONS
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
IPA TODAY
Peter Dutton Will Not Solve The Existential Crisis Of The Liberal Party

Peter Dutton Will Not Solve The Existential Crisis Of The Liberal Party

John Roskam 22 August 2018 Finance and economics, Ideas and liberty,

Tuesday’s Liberal leadership ballot settles nothing. Malcolm Turnbull’s victory margin of 48 votes to 35 practically guarantees another challenge to the Prime Minister, if not from...

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
IPA TODAY
Malcolm Turnbull’s Sex Ban Signals All The Wrong Virtues

Malcolm Turnbull’s Sex Ban Signals All The Wrong Virtues

John Roskam 23 February 2018 Ipa today, Nanny state,

Before Malcolm Turnbull prohibited his ministers from having sexual relations with their staff, there’s a few dozen things he should have banned first. For example, he could have banned...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
PUBLICATIONS
Red Tape Costs Billions, So Let’s Black-list It

Red Tape Costs Billions, So Let’s Black-list It

Gideon Rozner 5 January 2018 Ipa today, Opinion,

The government should make 2018 the year to rid us of burdensome, silly regulations. As Coalition MPs enjoy the summer respite after a tumultuous year in politics, Malcolm Turnbull is gearing up...

Originally appeared in The Australian
Foreign Affairs and Trade
Turnbull And Trump Showed We Were Allies, Now To Work Together On China

Turnbull And Trump Showed We Were Allies, Now To Work Together On China

Andrew Shearer 8 May 2017 Foreign affairs and trade, Ipa today,

Relief may be Malcolm Turnbull’s overwhelming emotion as he settles back for the long flight home from New York before a crucial budget. Returning to his home town and the inevitable...

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
Opinion
18c: Not Perfect, But A Pretty Good Start

18c: Not Perfect, But A Pretty Good Start

Morgan Begg 22 March 2017 Freedom of speech, Ipa today,

The Turnbull government’s proposed changes to section 18c don’t go all the way, but they’re a pretty good start. Yesterday, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Attorney-General...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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