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HomeTag: Western Civilisation

Tag: Western Civilisation

Opinion
Teachers As Activists

Teachers As Activists

Bella d'Abrera 29 August 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

Earlier this month, parents at Forestville Public School in the Northern beaches were invited to watch their children perform in a play entitled ‘Australia –You’re Standing in It’. Much...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Opinion
The Freedom Conundrum

The Freedom Conundrum

Matthew Lesh 19 August 2017 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

Recently I attended the Centre for Policy Studies’ Margaret Thatcher Conference on Security 2017 at the august Guildhall in the heart of the City of London. The theme of the day was…

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
IPA Today
Eureka Movement Struck Much More Than Gold

Eureka Movement Struck Much More Than Gold

Bella d'Abrera 24 July 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

Many think the Eureka Stockade was a battle for workers’ rights. However, this famous rebellion on the Victorian goldfields was really about our right to vote and a revolt against…

Originally appeared in The Herald Sun
IPA Today
Volume 3. Eureka Stockade Was a Revolt Against Higher Taxes: IPA Documentary

Volume 3. Eureka Stockade Was a Revolt Against Higher Taxes: IPA Documentary

Bella d'Abrera 20 July 2017 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

As part of the Foundations of Western Civilisation Program, the Institute of Public Affairs has produced a series of short films, which explain the important role that British Institutions...

IPA TV
The Magna Carta; The Journey to Australia

The Magna Carta; The Journey to Australia

Bella d'Abrera 11 July 2017 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

The untold story of how a copy of the 1297 Magna Carta made its way from England to Canberra.

IPA TV
Volume 2. ‘The Castle’ in 18th Century Australia

Volume 2. ‘The Castle’ in 18th Century Australia

Bella d'Abrera 4 July 2017 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

Just six months after the arrival of the First Fleet in Botany Bay in 1788, one event in particular demonstrates just how important the concept of the rule of law…

Opinion
The British Heritage Of Our Freedoms: The Untold Stories

The British Heritage Of Our Freedoms: The Untold Stories

Bella d'Abrera 21 June 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

As part of the Foundations of Western Civilisation Program, the Institute of Public Affairs has produced a series of short films which explain the important role that British Institutions...

IPA TV
Volume 1. The Magna Carta in Australia

Volume 1. The Magna Carta in Australia

Bella d'Abrera 21 June 2017 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

The Magna Carta is the founding document of individual liberty, the rule of law, and parliamentary democracy. It is the very document which planted the seeds of political freedom for…

Opinion
Taxpayers Notes: Wasting Millions On Humanities Grants

Taxpayers Notes: Wasting Millions On Humanities Grants

Bella d'Abrera 17 June 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

This month, a number of university departments across Australia will be filled with the sound of popping corks and clinking glasses, as 91 jubilant Future Fellows and their colleagues...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
School’s now focus firmly on what divides us, not what we share in common

School’s now focus firmly on what divides us, not what we share in common

Morgan Begg 23 February 2017 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

Kevin Donnelly in The Australian on Tuesday argued that it’s now clear that the education sector’s ‘politically correct embrace of diversity and difference – the new code for multiculturalism –...

Opinion
What’s So Bad About January 26?

What’s So Bad About January 26?

Bella d'Abrera 26 January 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

This week, Warren Mundine proposed that Australia Day should be moved from January 26 to January 1, because the 26th marks the arrival of the first white settlers at Sydney…

Opinion
A New Breed Of ‘Historian’

A New Breed Of ‘Historian’

Bella d'Abrera 9 January 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

In the next few weeks, thousands of young Australians, having just finished 12 years of schooling, will be preparing themselves for what should be their first, exciting foray into higher…

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