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Alarmists are stifling legitimate debate on the extent of mankind’s contribution to global warming.
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The American political system has many strengths. But one of them is not the method by which US political parties choose candidates for presidential elections.
Chalmers’ clumsy attempt to shift blame for high interest rates backfires badly
The Treasurer’s attack on the RBA has a tone of desperation about it – they were the words of a treasurer who has lost his grip.
Hawke’s reforming vision lost to Albanese’s ‘flat-earth’ ambitions
If I may paraphrase Anthony Albanese, Hawke knew that the world was round. The present Prime Minister is a flat-earther with the best of them.
Broad church is the best bet in this age of identity politics A broad church is the Liberal Party’s best bet in this age of identity politics
The need for the liberal and conservative strands of the Liberal Party to intertwine is great in this age of identity politics.
Threats anew to basic freedoms
In his timely book, The Tyranny of Tolerance, Peter Kurti correctly identifies the dangers Australia faces.
True champion of the West
The Ramsay Centre will fulfil the wishes of a far-sighted Australian entrepreneur.
‘Abbott and Hockey are correct’
THE country’s second-longest serving prime minister opens up in interviews with The Australian’s Janet Albrechtsen.
The architect of Australia as we know it
MODERN Australia is in many ways a tribute to Robert Menzies’ clear vision, writes John Howard in this exclusive book extract.
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