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Exploring the importance of freedom during my time at Capitaf and with the American Institute for Economic Research I believe much of our current public discourse on societal issues has its roots in how much
On the Fourth of July, The University of Notre Dame Australia hosted the Freedom to Choose Conference: Australia’s Champion of Public Choice: An Appreciation of the Life and Works of Geoffrey Brennan. The 13th Annual Freedom
https://youtu.be/KZFPDXXGCSU 300 years ago, in a sleepy Scottish town, Adam Smith was born. The world was never the same again. Often identified as the father of economics and the father of capitalism, Smith is revered
This article originally appeared in The Spectator Australia It is no shock that the rise of environmentalism has dominated the political scene for the last few years; evidenced by the rise of ‘Teal’ independents and
This article originally appeared in The Spectator Australia It’s not often that we acknowledge the not-for-profits that run within our local communities, providing volunteer services day-in and day-out. From working at aged care centres to
This article originally appeared in Quadrant The residential vacancy rate across Australia as of October 2022 (the latest available CoreLogic data) is hovering around 1 per cent, with Perth, Adelaide and Hobart struggling with between
Mannkal are pleased to have established a new award for Mannkal Scholars and Alumni for the best-published article in 2023 – the Niamh Finneran Loader Prize. The prize is a trip to Sydney to meet and have
In a blink of an eye, my time at the American Institute for Economic Research has come to an end. It seemed like yesterday when I first arrived on the beautiful campus, mesmerised by the
After a memorable previous 4 weeks which included the Australian Open, Big Bash and seeing some of Melbourne’s big ticket items I was looking forward to what the final three weeks will bring. In my
They say that there is no rest for the wicked, however the virtuous must rest even less, as I discovered during my last half of my internship at the IPA. Following several new policy proposals
