Liberty Itch

Moira Deeming MP: “suspension” v “explusion”?

Kenelm Tonkin - 27 March 2023

FLASH POLL: Do You Support The United States-Australian Military Alliance?

Kenelm Tonkin - 21 March 2023

SNAP POLL: Who Would You Prefer As Victorian Liberal Leader?

Kenelm Tonkin - 21 March 2023

ANSWER: The Carlson-Shapiro Question

Kenelm Tonkin - 6 March 2023

VOTE NOW! Tucker Carlson or Ben Shapiro?

Kenelm Tonkin - 27 February 2023

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FLASH POLL: Would you support a Centre-Right Coalition?

Kenelm Tonkin - 9 February 2023 0

Liberty Itch has published the idea of a grand Centre-Right Coalition of minor parties to achieve 12 Senate seats over the 2025 and 2028 Federal electoral cycles and to use those 12 Senate seats as a bloc to counter the Greens, Labor and Liberal. A Centre-Right Coalition would instantly eliminate preference leakage, maximise our electoral clout and concentrate our forces. But which parties might participate? 👇 Based...

SNAP POLL: Voice To Parliament. Yes or No?

Kenelm Tonkin - 5 January 2023 0

POLL Do you support the referendum on Voice To Parliament? Yes 1% No 99% 93 VOTES · POLL CLOSED When you’ve finished voting, read this for fun!

JUST IN: Senator Tells ABC How Centre-Right Wins

Kenelm Tonkin - 7 February 2023

The Simon-Ehrlich Wager

Dimitri Burshtein - 10 October 2023

Closing The Gap One Child At A Time

Gary Johns - 6 November 2023

How Christianity Informs Classical Liberalism

Bob Day - 18 January 2023

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The Federal Government Should Deliver a Decade of Surpluses

Duncan Spender - 1 May 2024 1

A government’s balance sheet indicates whether it is engaging in intergenerational redistribution. If the government has negative net assets it is leaving future generations...

The Missing Ingredient – Assimilation

28 February 2024

Take The White Pill

6 December 2023

Taxation Dysfunction

23 May 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.