Liberty Itch

Libertarianism is an Ideology, But Not a World View

Jonathan Cole - 19 August 2024

Carpet Call: The Imperfect Gift of Religious Freedom

Bob Day - 29 July 2024

Does Australia Need a Bill of Rights?

Lushington D Brady - 10 July 2024

The Best Lack All Conviction

Lushington D Brady - 21 June 2024

None So Intolerant as the Tolerant

Gary Johns - 19 June 2024

Freedom of Religion

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Stunning Early Victorian Election Prediction

Kenelm Tonkin - 26 November 2022 0

To be clear, I don’t know who’s going to win the Victorian election later tonight, 26 November 2022. How can I or any of us? However, I’m going to make a prediction as I write this at 3:20pm ACDT 26 November 2022, and have the prediction published just minutes before the polls have closed so you know I’ve not had any...

VIDEO: Doing What’s Right!

Kenelm Tonkin - 4 November 2022 0

A timely reminder about what’s at stake in Victoria … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDDQQWsvUl0

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Remembering Bert Kelly

Bob Day - 28 March 2023

Australia’s Taiwan Visit Sparks Ugly CCP Sabre-Rattling

Fiona Hui - 21 December 2022

INTERVIEW: Undaunted, He Still Fights For Freedom

Fiona Hui - 8 March 2023

Welcome To Free Speech

Max Payne - 23 August 2023

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Who will watch the Watchers?

Gerardine Hoogland - 6 March 2024 0

The Inspection House Principle Curiosity for a deeper understanding of how Jeremy Bentham’s Inspection House principle relates to our current world has got the better...

China’s Covert Australian Ops

11 January 2023

Why Productivity Is Like The Weather

16 June 2023

A Serving of Humble Pie, Minister?

2 November 2023

Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested, libertarian ideas. Our clarion call for freedom pits us squarely against those who would crush the individual: the socialist, whose relentless collectivism leads ultimately to barbarity and despair; and the conservative who, in equal measure appalled by our common opponent, seeks merely to conserve the status quo no matter the plight of the individual.