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What The ACT Election Results Tell Us About Our Rulers In The Bubble

What The ACT Election Results Tell Us About Our Rulers In The Bubble

Andrew Bushnell 25 October 2020 Finance and economics, Government services,

Last weekend’s ACT election results have again revealed how out of touch our nation’s capital city is with mainstream Australians. While it is tempting to write off the ACT Legislative Assembly as...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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The Great Divide Driving Voter Disgust

The Great Divide Driving Voter Disgust

Matthew Lesh 8 October 2018 Ideas and liberty, Ipa today,

Australians are frustrated, disengaged and pessimistic. There is widespread and growing dislike of politicians, the political process and lacklustre policy outcomes. Australians think that the...

Originally appeared in Sydney Morning Herald
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Poll – Mainstream Australians Continue To Support Australia Day On 26 January
Poll – Mainstream Australians Continue To Support Australia Day On 26 January

69% of Australians support Australia Day being celebrated on January 26 according to a new poll of 1,038 Australians commissioned by the Institute of Public Affairs. The polling (data collected by...

University Audit Finds Humanities Riddled With Critical Race Theory And Identity Politics
University Audit Finds Humanities Riddled With Critical Race Theory And Identity Politics

A new audit of Australia’s top ten ranked universities reveals that the humanities are no longer concerned with the intellectual and cultural inheritance of Western Civilisation. The audit The...

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...

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Poll - Mainstream Australians Continue To Support Australia Day On 26 January
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