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Batman’s grabbed the Treasury

  • John Izzard
  • 6th February 2009
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Waking up to hear the ABC rambling on about Kevin Rudd going ‘bats’ was enough to get the old heart up to operational speed. Bats, they must be crazy?

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Our soft underbelly

  • Jeff Kennett
  • 6th February 2009
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"It's time to build a strong country, but that can only take place if we accept the relevance of the right values.”

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The Dangerous Return to Keynesian Economics

  • Steven Kates
  • 3rd February 2009
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The Great Depression, in most places, began with the share market crash in 1929 and by the end of 1933 was already receding into history. In 1936, well after the Great Depression had reached its lowest point and recovery had begun, a book was published that remains to this day the most influential economics treatise written during the whole of the twentieth century.

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Rudd’s verbosity wears thin

  • Des Moore
  • 1st February 2009
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In the two weeks ended 29 January our Prime Minister made no less than 15 speeches at a time when most Australians, including journalists, are at the beach. Not surprisingly he got limited media coverage. Now he is having a go with an essay.

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Australia Day Tells the Nation’s Story

  • Bob Carr
  • 27th January 2009
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Some might think old-fashioned Manning Clark’s opening line that civilisation arrived in Australian in 1788. Still, in a land that had only seen hunter-gatherer cultures the arrival of the First Fleet was the start of settled communities on the Australian continent: buildings, bridges, villages, towns. It also brought the application of British common law to […]

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Farewell, Mr. President

  • National Review Online
  • 20th January 2009
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Bush did what he thought was right—and on the biggest issues, what was right. Read more …

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Test how well you know your ABC

  • Australian Conservative online
  • 19th January 2009
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This new holiday quiz from Australian Conservative will keep you guessing. Read more …

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Bush’s Real Sin Was Winning in Iraq

  • William McGurn
  • 19th January 2009
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In a few hours, George W. Bush will walk out of the Oval Office for the last time as president. As he leaves, he carries with him the near-universal opprobrium of the permanent class that inhabits our nation’s capital. Yet perhaps the most important reason for this unpopularity is the one least commented on. More […]

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Quadrant hoax a low, lame act

  • Hal G.P. Colebatch
  • 12th January 2009
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… Hardly a coup to boast about. It is a feat of derring-do on about the level of stealing books from libraries on busy days. Read more …

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Journalism the loser in Quadrant con

  • John Styles
  • 9th January 2009
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In the wake of the deception by a freelance journalist who tricked Quadrant into publishing a misleading article, I have a suggestion. Crikey columnist Margaret Simons and the freelance journalist, Katherine Wilson, could use Wilson’s forthcoming baby bonus as seed capital for a new gazette dedicated to their brand of journalistic ethics – working title Postmodern […]

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