Mining
and Biodiversity: Rehabilitating Coal Mine Sites
John Rolfe The
money currently being spent on environmental rehabilitation
at mine sites could be better used to meet other goals such
as the promotion of biodiversity.
The
Problems of Modern DemocracySamuel
Gregg talkes to George Weigel, Roman Catholic theologian
and one of America's leading commentators on religion and public
life.
Weatherproofing
our ProsperityWolfgang Kasper With
its half-reformed policy framework, Australia is ill-prepared
for a possible slowdown in global economic growth.
Ten
Advantages of a Federal ConstitutionGeoffrey de
Q. Walker The
constitutional debate in Australia tends to concentrate on
and exaggerate the minor inconveniences of federalism, making
no mention of its great advantages.
The
Liberal Pedigree in AustraliaGregory
Melleuish AustraliaÍs
so-called liberals have historically accepted a large degree
of government intervention while proclaiming the necessity
for individual freedom.
What
is Globalisation?Saul Eslake Both
those who welcome globalisation and those who oppose it tend
to regard it as unprecedented, inevitable and irreversible.
It is none of these things.Policy
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