The Economic Reform Roundtable should commit to making Australia an aspirational and enterprise-driven, high-growth nation bursting with investment opportunities.
A curious query was put to me recently: What would Alexis de Tocqueville say about the NDIS? It’s an odd …
As we approach the productivity summit to end all summits, the various players have begun to stake out the propositions …
NAPLAN is not so much a mirror as a house of mirrors.
The CSIRO just admitted that coal is cheaper than renewables. But you wouldn’t know it from the headlines. CSIRO’s 2024-25 …
Billions of dollars have been poured into school funding in the state over the past decade. We deserve better than a system that spends more every year but keeps delivering the same results.
The latest NAPLAN results confirm the sobering truth that our school system continues to underdeliver despite this investment.
Labor’s Friends of Israel group has made this point forcefully. They call for principled criticism, but without resorting to inflammatory …
As we get closer to the productivity roundtable that the government hopes will solve all problems, various players are tipping their hand as to what they want the focus to be.
Jim Chalmers’ economic reform roundtable must confront Australia’s entitlement mindset – which governments have fostered.