Category: Libertarian Blog

After a crisis there is a tendency for temporary measures to become permanent. Western Australia has seen many past emergency actions set in stone. After...

So, shortages. You may be familiar with tales of bread lines during war time and in the Soviet Union, and, in recent years, with photos...

Easter provides a time to reflect and consider family, future ambitions and next steps. Like the Christmas holiday, it serves as a break in our...

There is a lot to unpack in the Federal Government’s $130-billion welfare stimulus package. Among the changes to welfare payments is a $1,500 fortnightly “JobKeeper”...

High on the list of the younger generation’s concerns, is the ‘messiness’ of Western Australia’s local governments. Because local government is ‘closer to the people’,...

The Liberal Party lost 18 of their 31 seats following the 2017 State Election after a decade of unsustainable public sector growth and wastage. Granted,...

Over the past two years, Australia’s Reserve Bank (RBA) repeatedly suggested that the next movements in interest rates would be upwards, as the central bank...

Eight cents a day. That’s what an ABC 1987 advertisement said it would cost each Australian, per day, to run and operate the national broadcaster....

At the end of April, the Leader of the Opposition announced plans to boost the pay of 100,000 childcare workers by 20 percent, through a...

The May 18, 2019, Australian election will not change the trajectory of Australia. A Shorten-Labor victory will certainly accelerate economic stagnation and expand the size...