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The Enlightenment Made Us

Nick Cater · October 23, 2014 · OP136

Nick Cater examines the Enlightenment ideals that helped shape our uniquely Australian culture. He argues that with a focus on …
The Age of Endarkenment

Brendan O'Neill , Nick Cater · October 23, 2014 · OP137

Humans have never had it so good. We are wealthier, happier and more comfortable than any previous generation thanks to …
Conversation with Daniel Hannan

Nick Cater · February 14, 2014

Nick Cater in conversation with Daniel Hannan MEP February, 2014 Daniel Hannan is one of the leading intellectual forces in …

Diary changes agenda
Nick Cater · April 15, 2014

Hats off to Bob Carr. Within days of publication, Diary of a Foreign Minister has changed the agenda at the …
Sealing of ballot boxes brings end to ‘phony war’
Nick Cater · April 5, 2014

In his January 2012 State of the Union address, President Barack Obama made a brief excursion across the ideological aisle. …
Like it or not, national character owes much to the mother country
Nick Cater · February 15, 2014

It is safe to assume that the academics responsible for the Australian Curriculum would disagree with Daniel Hannan's proposition that …

Liberalism needs moral vision not just economics

Robert Forsyth, Nick Cater · February 8, 2022 · Liberalism in Question · S02E10

Rob and Nick discuss the liberalism of Robert Menzies for whom the independence of the individual was paramount and whether liberalism is somehow in tune with the human soul and, if so, why is it not widespread in today’s connected world? Nick explains to us that liberalism has a strong moral vision that works in practice.

Individualism and the paradox of affirmative action

Daniel Hannan, Nick Cater, Tom Switzer · November 1, 2018 · Four Seasons Hotel , The Grand Ballroom

All across the western world, the progressive left is placing great stress on race, gender, and the grievances of identity …

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