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Labor's Plan to Abolish Non-Compete Clauses Is a Free Market Win

Every so often, even a government addicted to regulation stumbles upon a policy that makes Australians freer. The Albanese Labor government has announced it wants to take a sledgehammer to non-compete clauses: the contractual handcuffs that...

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Navigating the Digital Jungle

“Step into my parlour, said the spider to the fly …
No, no, said the fly, to ask me is in vain,
For whoever goes up your winding stair,
Can ne’er come down again.”

Mary Howitt’s old poem could well be describing another web – one tha...

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Strangulation in Porn: Problem?

From 6th November 2026, porn that depicts strangulation along with other controversial porn scenarios will be illegal to possess in the England and Wales. The Australian government is considering similar legislation.

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To Reduce The Deficit, Try Means Testing

The concept of the welfare state was originally conceived as a safety net for the vulnerable, ensuring nobody falls below a dignified standard of living. In Australia it has grown into a vast network of social support in which everyone part...

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The Libertarian Case for Bureaucrat Term Limits

Australians are told that democracy means government by the people, for the people. Every few years we shuffle into polling booths, cast our votes, and supposedly determine the direction of our country.

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Governments rise and fall, mi...

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    Broadcaster, commentator, media consultant, libertarian and former Mayor of the Mornington Peninsula.

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    David Leyonhjelm was elected to the Senate in 2013 and 2016, resigning in 2019. He is the author of two books and has operated his agribusiness consulting company for over 30 years. He has degrees in veterinary science, law and business.

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    Life-long politics tragic, digital marketer and writer. Articles in The Age/SMH, The Big Issue, The Spectator, and Editor of alt lifestyle mag Hysteria from 2014-2020. An advocate for free speech, free markets, and small government.

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    Peter is the successful founder of an Australian manufacturing company, and he wants government to get out of the way! Peter was the 2023 Greater Dandenong Corporate Citizen of the Year

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    Hein is the Director of Australasia at Atheist Alliance International, an international advocacy group with special consultative status at the United Nations and a hacktivist originally from Myanmar.

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    Former Senator for South Australia. Former National President of the Housing Industry Association. Current Federal Director of the Australian Family Party.

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