The impact of patriotic education on national unity and nationalism in Australia presents a case for the careful cultivation.

While identity politics may aim to address historical injustices and current disparities, its impact on economic policies needs scrutiny.

The challenge of ensuring that NGOs do not profit unduly from prolonged crises is significant but not insurmountable.

A glaring deficiency in our public discourse is the criteria for classifying what constitutes a legitimate good or service.

Redistribution policies must be constrained. While they purportedly aim to reduce inequalities that can be criminogenic.

It's a step towards embracing a new paradigm and shaping their electoral decisions accordingly.

The path forward requires a commitment to excellence in education, with a focus on elevating teacher training standards

The intersection of land rights with identity politics also invites a deep psychological and societal examination.

The introduction of welfare dependency, for instance, has altered the incentive structures that once governed these communities.

Critics of progressive taxation argue from the standpoint of individual rights and the dangers of excessive government intervention.

Its clear that the Australian government lacks the moral standing to criticise other nations or individuals who adhere to their own morals.

The victor today may be the population paying compensation or reparations tomorrow.

These entities, despite being the progenitors of this anguish, will inevitably portray themselves as victims. Yet, it is clear who the true

There are plenty of people with brains in the public service. Most of them are not the figureheads I have met. Getting a top job because you