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Response to Cynthia Banham

Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit | Michael Warby
Sydney Morning Herald 4th April, 2001

Letter to the Editor: While I am delighted that Cynthia Banham, in her piece on the IPA conference on the ABC (The Trouble with Aunty, April 2),...

The Stolen Reputation

| Ron Brunton
The Age 4th April, 2001

Four years ago, the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission released Bringing Them Home, the report of its inquiry into the distressing...

Bush Gives Howard a Green Light

| Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 2nd April, 2001

The Commonwealth Government has a ready opportunity to fill the $185 million hole in its budget as a result of the backdown on beer excise....

Club Virtue: The Intelligentsia We Deserve?

| Michael Warby
Adelaide Review 1st April, 2001

Of all the shameless untruths which disfigure Australian public debate, none is greater than the claim or implication that the welfare state is...

Paying the Price of a Western Fantasy

| Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 31st March, 2001

All nations have their myths. The ones to our immediate north and north east---Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu---like to pretend...

Bridge Too Far for Politicians to Reconcile

| Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 17th March, 2001

In the South Australian town of Goolwa earlier this month, I took part in the nation's first 'politically incorrect' walk for reconciliation. It...

The Coalition's Cultural Incompetence

| Michael Warby
Australian Financial Review 12th March, 2001

Part of the problem for the Coalition is that its cultural opponents are shameless liars. It is a lie that there was a 'stolen children' genocide,...

Forget the economy, it's about the culture, stupid

| Michael Warby
Canberra Times 10th March, 2001

Whether in government (Western Australia) or in Opposition (Queensland), the Coalition is being punished. It faces the prospect of One Nation...

Subtle Bias to Polling Groups

| Ron Brunton
Courier Mail 3rd March, 2001

A fortnight ago, nearly 350 people, supposedly chosen at random to reflect the nation as a whole, spent a weekend at Old Parliament House in...

Keating's dopey tax plan

| Mike Nahan
Australian Financial Review 2nd March, 2001

Letter to the Editor: Paul Keating accused the Institute of Public Affairs of being dopey on tax reform ('Dopey Right wakes up on tax', AFR,...

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