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As our 2019 Helen Hughes lecturer, Michael Ondaatje surveys the increasingly tribal political landscape of...
The rise of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has helped make Australia rich, but...
The promotion of human rights is a noble cause, one not to be cynically dismissed....
In 2019 The United States was more divided than at any time since the Vietnam...
Liberal democracy has been remarkably resilient in the face of external and internal threats, but...
“The trade war is doing permanent damage to the Chinese economy every month since once...
This paper examines the human ability to expand our resource base into infinity. Given human...
Foreword The Bondi Beach attack of 14 December 2025 forced a reckoning that many Australians...
Executive summary Over the past several decades, Australian society has undergone profound economic, social, and...
The criticisms and characterisation of the 50% capital gains tax discount over many years have...
Donald Trump is on the ropes. He has presided over a pandemic that has claimed...
Whenever seasoned observers of American politics predict an emphatic Joe Biden victory on November 3,...
US political scientist Samuel Huntington is best known for his 1993 ‘clash of civilisations’ thesis,...
Maybe the US presidential tickets are upside-down. Americans might face a less troubling choice if...
Why can’t our leaders just repair relations with China? If only Canberra toned down its...
Victoria and New Zealand are similar in size and population. Their current leaders, Premier and...
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The promotion of human rights is a noble cause, one not to be cynically dismissed....