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Curriculum a juggling act in the classroom
By far the educational issue that gets most public and political attention is funding for schools — which schools are…
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Is religion a higher loyalty?
At a time when Australia is grappling with the latest example of Islamist-inspired terrorism on the streets of Melbourne, Britain…
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Crying wolf too many times on poverty
Yet another sensationalist headline on poverty in Australia appeared this week, indicating poverty rates in Victoria are as high as…
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Education inequity isn’t just about money
Opponents of non-government schools often claim Australia’s school system is grossly inequitable. But this is not true. Multiple international OECD…
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Don't double down on compulsory super
Our retirement system is full of funny little anomalies, like the anonymity of the government’s generous reverse mortgage scheme for…
New CIS research: Rich and poor Australians united on pausing immigration
Jeremy Sammut, Monica Wilkie
18 November 2018 | MEDIA RELEASE
The majority of both rich and poor Australians support cutting the immigration intake to relieve population pressures on infrastructure, req...
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