The WA state government is leading the way for a post-lockdown recovery based on slashing business-crushing red tape to support small businesses. Premier McGowan’s moves to make it easier for…
Michael McNally, QLD Division Secretary of the National Tertiary Education Union, speaks to Gideon Rozner on The Heretic podcast about how university administrators are interfering with academic and intellectual freedom…
Senator Michaelia Cash is the Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business in the Morrison government. It’s one thing for a minister to have such a title. It’s another…
The private sector has suffered job losses at 4.5 times the rate of the public sector since the COVID-19 lockdown measures were imposed in March, according to new research released…
The number of young people supporting or advocating for socialism has risen alarmingly in recent years. Groups such as Socialist Alternative, Stand Up ForSocialism and other variations on that theme…
As uncovered by Chris Kenny in The Australian today, over 300 pages of Freedom of Information documents obtained by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs have exposed the motives…
Time is scarce, information limited and Fake News abundant. That’s why Generation Liberty has introduced Read/Watch/Listen – where our Campus Coordinators give you their pick of the best articles, podcasts,…
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg yesterday delivered a sobering economic statement to Parliament. In stark contrast to the premature “back in the black” celebration just 12 months ago, the Treasurer detailed the…
We should all care about the case of 20-year-old Drew Pavlou, not only because of the injustice of a university intimidating its own student but also because it is symptomatic…
‘Want to go to the footy? Download the app.’ tweeted Health Minister Greg Hunt on 2 May, speaking to Australians as if they were unruly children who need to eat…
The sooner politics in Australia returns to normal the better. A national cabinet of the Prime Minister and premiers was a good idea at the time, but it has now…
The COVID-19 tracing application may look like a targeted and temporary solution, but history shows that privacy incursions are typically irreversible and subject to mission creep. Last Sunday the COVIDSafe application was released…
Huge show today! We talk about the JobKeeper numbers stuff up, why it’s actually better news than you think and what it reveals about the people overseeing our economic response…
This week Renee is joined by Campus Coordinators Boston Edwards from the University of Wollongong and Theodora Pantelich from the University of Melbourne, as well as Charlotte Choi, the President…
Pete declares victory for Australia after China accepts the coronavirus inquiry, but James is more sceptical. Victoria opens pubs and clubs in June and state governments refuse to open borders….
Our good vibes Friday rule is ruined by the ABS employment data and the Queensland government trying to buy Virgin. Likes and dislikes this week include Elon Musk staring down…
This week we are joined by Sky and Twitter famous, IPA Director of Policy Gideon Rozner to talk about his new podcast with Dr Peter Ridd, The Heretic. The panel…
The IPA’s new video features four Australians from different sectors of the economy, real people telling real stories from the lockdown.
Due to technical difficulties, this podcast has been delayed. We apologise. States move to Stage 1 of restriction easing, but Daniel Andrews continues to drag his feet about it, data…
The National Cabinet gives us a plan out of restrictions but will the states play ball? James and Pete recap the developments as well as the Cedar Meats scandal and…
Which state has the worst COVID-19 restrictions and what’s the impact on young people trying to get into workforce? Will people take federalism more seriously now? What will be the…
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