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Banning Symbols and Slogans: A Dumb and Repressive Game Part 1
Recently, the Australian government and various states governments have passed laws that restrict the public display of symbols associated with Nazism…
Apr 2
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Jessica Colby
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1
March 2026
Can Money Be Removed From Politics?
The South Australian election on 21 March 2026 was a landmark moment in democratic design: it was the first time in Australia that an election campaign…
Mar 31
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David Leyonhjelm
1
Government Learned Helplessness
Government is the problem, as I wrote last month.
Mar 29
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Monica Wilkie
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Working From Home Is None of the Government’s Business
The global pandemic resulted in a surge in remote working, and now ‘Work From Home’ (WFH) policy has become the latest plaything for the political…
Mar 23
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Steve Holland
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3
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Will Petrol Sink Labor, Again?
The Centre for Obvious Outcomes, er, the Resolve Political Monitor, has delivered SHOCK news – a near majority of Australians blame Anthony Albanese and…
Mar 19
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Tom Valcanis
3
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2
Payroll Tax – A Disincentive for Business
Who does government think actually matters?
Mar 16
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Peter Angelico
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2
Blaze a Trail: Be a Libertarian
In our lifetimes – unless you’re a fossil – our news feeds will be inundated with “firsts on the moon.”
Mar 9
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Tom Valcanis
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5
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The Liberals, the Senate, and Preferences
The Albanese Labor government has little difficulty passing its legislation.
Mar 5
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David Leyonhjelm
7
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2
Real Name Policies and the Internet: A Tool of Bad Actors
As part of the recent moral panic regarding social media and online communities, there are proposals in Germany to introduce a requirement to use real…
Mar 2
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Jessica Colby
4
2
1
February 2026
Government, You Are the Problem
How freedom became the enemy and government our saviour.
Feb 25
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Monica Wilkie
9
2
2
The Case for “Liberty” Epigraphs
Once upon a time newspapers were fearless in their reporting of the facts and the defence of liberty.
Feb 22
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Gerardine Hoogland
5
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Bottom-Up Budgeting: A Path to Public Sector Efficiency
Most governments in the western democracies are facing a dilemma – how to rein in spending without losing voter support.
Feb 18
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David Leyonhjelm
6
1
1
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