The world is protesting but Paris is the one worth paying attention to. Australia is about to have some disturbing new data laws passed and a US frat has the perfect response to being asked to...
It’s the day after the IPA’s 75th Anniversary Dinner and James and Pete are recovering. We talk about all the fun IPA staff and members had at the dinner then move on to the less-fun...
Despite the instability, the federal government has already passed 1,106 more pages of legislation than they did last year. The sharing economy will suffer if Daniel Andrews wins the Victorian...
Theresa May has finally united the Leave and Remain camps…against her. The government announces Robert French will lead an inquiry into freedom of speech at universities and we’re...
The US midterms were a draw for both parties and a massive loss for celebrities. Nuclear energy is going to save the world, no matter what the “no-growth economy” movement wants to do...
Free speech is officially dead in Europe, everyone gains from economic growth, Kanye West decides to abandon politics and the Tax Foundation’s latest report is sobering reading for...
People are marching all over Australia and the UK but it’s for the wrong policy outcomes. A new plan for energy in Australia is made and it’s not a good one. Obama asks the world to remember who...
Australia might be moving its embassy to Jerusalem, a central problem with the government’s company tax plan is revealed, the World Economic Forum release their annual competitiveness rankings...
This week James and Pete talk about the proposals for new religious discrimination laws, the move from the ALP to defend Western Civilisation, the IPCC report, the Supreme Court of the UK’s...
This week James and Pete talk about Wayne Swan’s opinions on the IPA, university chancellors standing up for free speech on campus, Kanye West’s SNL performance, the academics who showed you can...
This week James and Pete talk about the leadership of the ABC and why it shows the need for privatisation, the World Bank’s latest statistics on extreme poverty, Trump’s speech to the UN and a...
This week James and Pete talk about how cutting red tape has saved US taxpayers $1.3b, the British Labour Party MP who wants the government to get involved in private Facebook groups and...
