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Interning at Atlas Network over the past month has been a wonderful experience that has allowed me to work in a collaborative environment, gain practical knowledge and refine my soft skills. From day one, the
While Australians were casting their vote in the Voice to Parliament Referendum, New Zealanders were also heading to voting booths to decide who they wanted to lead their country for the next 3 years. Kiwis
Last Thursday evening, we were delighted to welcome our new cohort of 2024 Mannkal Scholars. While some are currently overseas or interstate, it was a wonderful opportunity to get most new Scholars together to meet
I discovered the Mannkal Scholarship Program while exploring the world of Free Market economics and Classical Liberalism during my Bachelor of Commerce at Curtin University. It appeared to be the perfect program for me, and
My career in mining and metallurgy is long and varied. I have worked for mining majors and both large and small consulting firms. So, while most of my working life has been spent in Australia
My Scholarship with Mannkal has been a transformative intellectual experience, opening doors and connecting me with a community of liberty-oriented people who champion the principles of free markets. Now an Alumnus, I’ve come to realise
The cobblestone streets of Cambridge University, one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, provided the perfect backdrop for exploring one of the most compelling ideologies of all time – libertarianism. Freedom Week, a joint
At the end of the Soviet era, Ukraine faced missed opportunities for economic reform. Now, the Ideas Have Consequences Contest (IHCC) invites students worldwide to contribute to Ukraine’s post-war economic revival. Your ideas and research
At the end of August, I had the privilege of attending the 2023 Freedom Week run by the Adam Smith Institute (ASI) and the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). Upon arrival in Cambridge, I found
It is safe to say that matters concerning the law are not my specialty. As a finance and economics major, I am more accustomed to a high dose of pointy graphs and dollar signs –
