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Regulating Speech Is the Slipperiest of Slopes
The Commonwealth Parliament, powered by a collusion of both major parties, has rammed through the Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism (Criminal…
14 hrs ago
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Steve Holland
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January 2026
Student Loan Forgiveness: It’s Not Fair
When I attended university, I set out to eliminate my student debt as quickly as possible.
Jan 29
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Jessica Colby
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The Invisible Rebel Problem
How abandoning tech platforms might be a fatally self-inflicted wound
Jan 27
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Monica Wilkie
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Banning Controversial Political Speakers
In 2018-2019 the controversial speakers denied entry to Australia included Milo Yiannopoulos, Tommy Robinson, Chelsea Manning, David Icke and Gavin…
Jan 25
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Jake Purvis
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Australians More Likely to Be Victims of Violent Crime Than Americans
The US experienced a serious violent crime increase of 59 per cent during the Biden Administration.
Jan 18
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Libertarianism and Trump’s Venezuela Intervention
Libertarianism is all about the freedom of individuals from coercion, based on JS Mill’s harm principle: ‘The only purpose for which power can be…
Jan 15
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David Leyonhjelm
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Castle Law – Protecting What’s Yours
Libertarians have been talking about the right to self-defence for centuries, but the idea has gained a lot of popularity lately in my state of…
Jan 13
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david limbrick
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Trump’s Mercantilist Remaking of America and the Prospects of War With China
Trump’s seizure of Venezuela’s oil under the pretext of a law enforcement operation to prosecute an alleged drug trafficker has removed any doubt that…
Jan 11
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Jonathan Cole
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International Law: The Undiscovered Country
You’d be forgiven if you hadn’t noticed that the U.S.
Jan 7
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Tom Valcanis
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Property Rights, Home Ownership, and the Foundations of Patriotism: A Libertarian View
In a world where governments increasingly encroach on individual liberties, the timeless principle of property rights stands as the bedrock of true…
Jan 4
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Bob Day
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The Road to Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions
Politicians love to signal their virtues.
Jan 1
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Steve Holland
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December 2025
Importing Timber From Other Countries
When Australia was first settled, a key priority was to clear the land for crops and livestock.
Dec 29, 2025
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David Leyonhjelm
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