Institute of Public Affairs

Australia's Senate Committee is examining the impacts of a potential Misinformation Bill.

The new laws have raised concerns about free speech and red tape for business owners.

Lower taxes and less red tape would boost investment and development, the Institute of Public Affairs says.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has welcomed government action to censor visuals of two stabbing attacks in his state, ...

The AEC could have the power to decide whether electoral advertising was 'untrue' or 'misleading.'

The polling results come as major Australian supermarkets like Woolworths and Aldi choose not to stock items for ...

Job vacancies were found to have increased by 235 percent between May 2020 and May 2023,

South Australia's decision to delay its Voice to Parliament is a "cynical ploy" to stop the public from ...

The conservative think tank, the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA), has called for the debate around the proposed ...

An analyst has warned that the push for net zero with existing renewables technologies by 2050 will break ...

Australia’s Health Chief has been lambasted for buying into the “radical gender theory” after providing a 78-word definition ...

Marine geophysicist and Great Barrier Reef (GBR) expert Peter Ridd has lost his appeal to the Australian High ...

Commentary From the Olympians of Greece to the gladiators of Rome, sport has been a feature of organised ...

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott is urging authorities to let Australians make their own decision on whether to ...

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has joined calls for a royal commission into Australia’s response to the COVID-19 ...

Commentary In recent weeks, some have commented that it feels like Australia is back in March 2020. A ...

Greater Sydney’s extended lockdown has cost the state economy over 10,000 jobs a day, based on the Institute ...

Most Australians do not support the presence of Identity Politics in classrooms, a poll reveals, as concerns grow ...

Economic modelling by Melbourne-based Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) has found COVID-19 elimination strategies in Australia could cost ...