Introduction: Is there a problem with interest? Making money out of lending money has generated moral controversy since ancient times. …
Publications reached a record this year, with the release of 37 research papers plus 20 submissions to government and official …
Introduction The Education Goals for Young Australians prioritise “excellence and equity” and the formation of “active and informed members of …
The tolerance and diversity of which we have been rightly proud has given way to cultural separatism and conflict between different groups. Many people are now wondering whether we are witnessing the end of Australia’s multicultural project.
What lies ahead? What will depopulation mean for society, the economy, politics and international relations? As one of the world’s leading experts on demography and a prolific contributor to America’s most distinguished publications, Nicholas Eberstadt is well-placed to address these issues.
The issue with which this year’s lecture engages is truth and the challenges presented by shifting conceptions of truth, especially in the administration of justice.
Australian companies have been shifting from a purely shareholder focus to a much vaguer, less accountable, and damaging stakeholder focus for many years.
Business has become increasingly involved in social and political issues. Some believe this is because each successive generation has been more left wing than the last, and thus expect brands to undertake corporate activism.
Senior management should be concerned they are putting their companies at risk of reputational harm if they associate with movements that are, or become, viewed negatively by the general public.
Foreword I am for peace, but whenever I speak of it, they are for war. — Psalm 120:7 War is …
Australia dodged a bullet this year when the federal government withdrew its contentious legislation to regulate misinformation. The danger, though, …
Experts in misinformation will no doubt be closely following the extraordinary claims being thrown around during the US election, for …
There is no better sign of the loss of faith in democracy than the belief that government must protect people …
This year’s highly un-coveted Nanny State Award was a tight contest, with a horde of strong contenders from around the …
You know we live in a strange world when classical liberal think tanks, such as the Centre for Independent Studies, …
Bernie Sanders is set to become the Democrats’ choice for the White House. But his chances of selling socialism to …
There is always a danger in exaggerating the significance of a particular election. However, the British general election does feel …
An important rule of politics is the law of unintended consequences. Implement hasty and radical policy and you will almost …
Has the fallout from a single tweet by an American basketball team manager in support of the Hong Kong protestors …
As a think tanker, I sometimes jokingly refer to myself as a fact grubber and barrow pusher who is necessarily …
Around the world, political landscapes are changing. From the United States to Europe and beyond, recent elections and policy shifts …
In this episode of Liberalism in Question, guest host Emilie Dye welcomes Helen Dale, senior writer at Law & Liberty, …
This philosophical exploration delves into the ethical complexities of warfare, euthanasia, and colonialism. It examines the morality of self-defense, the …
Emilie Dye sits down with Senator James Paterson, Shadow Minister for Home Affairs and Cybersecurity, to discuss the challenges facing …
The Australian government has abandoned its “misinformation” law, a major victory for free speech. This Orwellian proposal threatened to let …
In this episode of Liberalism in Question, we are joined by Australian businessman, entrepreneur, and free-market advocate Ron Manners. As …
Join Charlie Taylor is the HM Chief Inspector of Prisons for a discussion on role the prison ought to play …
n this compelling interview, Robert Forsyth engages in a deep conversation with Mary Eberstadt, acclaimed author and social commentator, on …
In this episode of Liberalism in Question, David Kinley, Chair of Human Rights Law at the University of Sydney, joins …
This video explores the impact of the sexual revolution on society, politics, and Christianity. It includes a discussion of how …