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Debate in Federal Parliament on the death of Mao Tse-Tung, 14 September 1976

This is an extract from Hansard on the occasion of the death of Mao Tse-Tung, who had died five days before, on September 9, 1976. Death of Chairman Mao Tse-tung Tuesday, 14 September 1976 Mr ACTING SPEAKER (Mr Lucock) took the chair at 2.15...

Australia's resource future

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Julie Novak

Australia's Resource Future: An Institute of Public Affairs Policy Paper By Julie Novak, IPA Research Fellow

Newspoll findings show support for electoral reform

MEDIA RELEASE | Tony Barry

A Newspoll survey commissioned by the Institute of Public Affairs has found that Australians have an appetite for substantial electoral reform. "The so?called ‘new paradigm' is an opportunity for our national leaders to embrace substantive...

Sydney Heartland Conference 2010

IPA BACKGROUNDER | Alan Moran

Address to the Heartland Institute by Alan Moran.

Presentation to the AEF Conference

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Alan Moran

Alan Moran's presentation to the AEF Conference in Brisbane on 17 October 2010.

Electricity prices skyrocket around Australia

MEDIA RELEASE | Julie Novak

Electricity prices in parts of Australia have increased at nearly four times the rate of inflation over the last 5 years according to new research released today. New analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data, by the free market think tank...

The Impact and Cost of Health Sector Regulation

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Chris Berg, Tim Wilson and Julie Novak

Every Australian deserves the opportunity to access high quality health care services. Those services should improve quality of life while remaining affordable. Increasingly however, Australia's health system is bowing under the weight of a...

The post-hope Prime Minister

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Tony Barry

President Obama and former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd both catapulted to power principally by harnessing the politics of hope. But, as recent events have shown, in politics, hope can turn to hopeless pretty quickly. Politicians who try to tap into...

Inside the hermit kingdom

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE

Sometimes it's the simplest things that cause the most brilliant epiphanies. Think Newton and the apple. Despite a lifetime of propaganda and indoctrination, for many North Koreans their view of the world can change almost overnight. For one...

Does more equal really mean all better?

IPA REVIEW ARTICLE | Julie Novak

The criticisms of market capitalism have changed over the past two centuries. The writings of Marx and Engels in the nineteenth century emphasised that the private ownership of the means of production benefited the bourgeoisie at the expense of...

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