Turnbull must urgently sell growth agenda
In the three-week home stretch of the campaign, it is time for Malcolm Turnbull to escalate the urgency and the passion.
Investment does not just mean spending
In the parallel world of politics, politicians do not face the same burden of proof for their projects as fundies expect.
Spend now, save later is not credible
Independent economists saw through Labor's rubbery budget plan immediately
Union over-reach plays with fire
A failing union movement tries to grab volunteer firies, just as it did with mum-and-dad truckers
Time to curb childcare costs
Australia's childcare system subsidies, like many government transfers, are middle class welfare dressed up as fairness
Skipping the Shangri-La Dialogue a disappointment
Australia has a critical interest in firmly but calmly impressing upon China the international community's resolve in the South China Sea.
Class size reveals fetish for spending
The Labor-promoted fetish over hospitals and schools holds that there really is no limit to how much taxpayer money should be spent on these...
Modern morality tale
Markets have to be clean and be seen to be clean
Will of the people must be respected
We need a political system that can adapt to a rapidly changing world.
Discouraging rich and poor alike
High tax and high minimum wage is not a recipe for success
