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First Nations? Second Thoughts

| Gary Johns
Quadrant 1st May, 2001

by Tom Flanagan Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press. 2000 Reviewed by Hon. Dr. Gary Johns Tom Flanagan has been writing on Canadian...

Little More Than Fiction

Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit | Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 28th April, 2001

It's an oldie, but a goodie. People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. And media watchdogs should be sure that their facts are right...

It's A Sad Day for Australian Investors

| Mike Nahan
Australian Financial Review, 24th April, 2001

It is rare that a government can add to its nation's economy at the stroke of a pen. It is much easier, as the Howard Government demonstrated with...

When Is a Tax Not a Tax?

| Mike Nahan
Herald Sun 21st April, 2001

Few things anger businesses more than governments tying them down with layers of regulation and then charging them rapaciously for the privilege....

Having Some Faith in Our Democracy

| Gary Johns
The Australian 20th April, 2001

What are the great wrongs that will be set right by an Australian Bill of Rights? Aboriginal deaths in custody? Unlikely, death rates for...

Imprisoned by the Old Ways

| Ron Brunton
The Australian 19th April, 2001

In May 1968, while campuses around the world were in open revolt against Western society, the Bulletin magazine wrote about a serious threat to New...

Planet Earth Put on Hold

Food & Environment | Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 14th April, 2001

One of the qualities that make the greens so interesting is their ability to get away with the most alarming and fatuous exaggerations. Who else...

Staffer No Last-minute Inclusion

Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit | Michael Warby
Letter to The Australian 12th April, 2001

Point of clarification to Amanda Meade's otherwise fine article on the IPA conference on the ABC (Bias questions at ABC talkfest, Media, 5/4)....

A Difficult Position

| Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 7th April, 2001

Can the 'stolen generations' issue ever be resolved? Last week, during a debate with me on the ABC's 7.30 Report, prominent historian and public...

Corporate Australia Has Failed to Defend Itself

| Mike Nahan
The Australian 4th April, 2001

Don't weep for corporate Australia; it has brought the current political heat upon itself through inaction and silence. After taking the high moral...

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