The now-bipartisan bank deposit subsidy scheme is a shortsighted policy which, far from solving the problem of housing affordability, is likely to push up house prices and make housing less...
What do Bill Shorten and Mike from Married At First Sight have in common? They are both gaslighting the entire nation. Gaslighting is when someone tells you a story so contradictory of known facts...
“Australia’s youth unemployment crisis is worsening as Australia continues to tumble down global international competitiveness rankings”, said Kurt Wallace, Research Fellow with the free market...
On Saturday, March 19th, 2019, Dr Zachary Gorman, IPA Research Fellow, delivered a speech on liberalism in Western Australia at LibertyFest, held in Perth, WA. The speech follows below. At last...
Even deep greens are worried renewable energy can’t save the planet – so why are our political parties making it our energy future (2:43-18:30)? Ross Douthat’s article in The New...
It’s our last show for the year so we’re looking back on some of our best interviews of 2018! Enjoy this extra-long Christmas episode with clips from our interviews with Dennis Prager...
Universities have entered a bargain with the devil. Universities accept significant state direction in exchange for privileges and funding. Universities are a regulated oligopoly. They have a...
Leadership instability hasn’t stopped the growth of government this year. The year isn’t finished yet, but the federal government has already passed 1,106 more pages than it did in all...
This week James and Pete talk the success of the IPA’s latest video, the Honi Soit article praising North Korea, Bjorn Lomborg’s fantastic article in the New York Post and...
Overregulation and red tape in banking has destroyed competition to the detriment of consumers, argues former ANZ Director, John Dahlsen. [This article first appeared in the IPA Review of August...
A debate about inequality in Australia is long overdue. But we shouldn’t be talking about it the way the left and the Labor Party want to. A discussion only about economic inequality misses...
