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IPA Today
Australian Farmers Critical To National Security

Australian Farmers Critical To National Security

IPA 17 November 2022 Australian way of life, Dignity of work,

Having flown to the United Nations Climate Change Conference (Cop 27) in Egypt, Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has been at pains to point out the Albanese government’s commitment to…

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
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
PUBLICATIONS
Daniel Andrews’ Pandemic Bill: The Attack On our Democracy

Daniel Andrews’ Pandemic Bill: The Attack On our Democracy

Morgan Begg 15 November 2021 Publications, Read,

The Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Pandemic Management) Bill 2021 (“the Bill”) introduced by the Victorian state government into the Legislative Assembly on 26 October is a demand for...

PUBLICATIONS
Automating The Big State Will Need More Than Computers

Automating The Big State Will Need More Than Computers

Chris Berg 20 December 2019 Dignity of work, Ipa today,

Robodebt – the automated Centrelink debt issuance program that was found invalid by a federal court last month – is not just an embarrassment for the government. It is the…

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
PUBLICATIONS
Red Tape Is Costing Australia $176b A Year

Red Tape Is Costing Australia $176b A Year

Patrick Hannaford 16 December 2019 Ipa today, Opinion,

Excessive government regulation is harming the economy, reducing freedom of choice and making people’s lives harder. Becoming a hairdresser in New South Wales requires approximately 1,224 hours of...

Originally appeared in Sky News Australia
PUBLICATIONS
A Fake Assault On ‘Fake News’: Government’s Intervention Is As Chilling As It Is Insulting

A Fake Assault On ‘Fake News’: Government’s Intervention Is As Chilling As It Is Insulting

Gideon Rozner 12 December 2019 Ipa today, Opinion,

The Morrison government bills its proposed digital platform reforms, announced on Thursday, as “world-leading”. That may be true, in the same way that China’s “Great...

Originally appeared in Sydney Morning Herald
PUBLICATIONS
Cut Red Tape, Get In Black

Cut Red Tape, Get In Black

Daniel Wild 26 November 2019 Ipa today, Opinion,

If Scott Morrison and his government want to deliver an economic boom, they should follow the highly successful template of President Trump in the US and cut red tape. New…

Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
PUBLICATIONS
Trump Red Tape Cuts Delivers Economic Boom

Trump Red Tape Cuts Delivers Economic Boom

Daniel Wild 26 November 2019 Ipa today, Media releases,

“President Trump’s red tape reduction agenda has delivered a once-in-a-generation economic boom in the United States,” said Daniel Wild, Director of Research with the free-market think tank the...

IPA Today
80-Fold Increase In Environmental Legislation Since 1971

80-Fold Increase In Environmental Legislation Since 1971

Morgan Begg 24 October 2019 Ipa today, Media releases,

There has been 80-fold increase to Commonwealth environmental regulation since the first Commonwealth environmental department was established in 1971, according to a new report by free market...

IPA Today
When Regulators Roam Out Of Control

When Regulators Roam Out Of Control

Scott Hargreaves 28 August 2019 Ipa today, Opinion,

Ask Australian business people and industry representatives in formal meetings about our nation’s regulatory burden, and you will be told that reform is necessary, a governmental inquiry would be...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
IPA Today
Cut Red Tape To Boost Small Business

Cut Red Tape To Boost Small Business

Kurt Wallace 19 August 2019 Ipa today, Media releases,

A new research brief by free-market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs details the extent of Australia’s small business crisis. “To meet its election commitment to oversee the...

Media Releases
IPA Brings World Leading Red Tape Reduction Approach To Australia

IPA Brings World Leading Red Tape Reduction Approach To Australia

Daniel Wild and Jason Potts 14 August 2019 Ipa today, Media releases,

A new way of measuring and cutting red tape with demonstrated success in the United States and Canada is being promoted in Australia by free market think tank the Institute…

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