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A Leader or The Leader? There's a Bloody Big Difference
I’ve been thinking about leadership. Not leadership spills, factional numbers or who has the keys to The Lodge. Actual leadership. And I’ve concluded we’ve confused two completely different things.
Being A Leader and being The Leader.
Sha...
Anonymity On the Internet: Who Needs It?
Freedom, privacy and accessibility have long been important pillars of the internet. Yet in recent years they have been subject to government policies that threaten to eliminate anonymity and subject everyone to constant surveillance.
Thes...
Hands Off Our Deposits: Victoria’s Section 27 Reforms
The Victorian Government’s proposed changes to section 27 of the Sale of Land Act may appear to be a technical adjustment to the property transaction process, but the practical implications could be far-reaching for both homebuyers and sell...
Kids Won’t Dance If Everyone Is Watching
Is the millennial generation the last cohort of kids free from constantly being watched?
Elder Generation Z (1997-2012) might have escaped round the clock surveillance, but Generation Alpha (2012-2025) has likely had their entire existence...
Groundhog Marxism
In 2005 - the 20th Anniversary of Live Aid - I attended an International Policy Network (IPN) conference in London. It was run by Julian Morris and his fellow economists. With electric guitars slung over their shoulders, they opened the co...
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Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested libertarian ideas: www.libertyitch.com
Roman historian - Monarchy to Fall of the Republic. BA Ancient History (Hons. 1st Class). Writer. Lover of all things Time Travel. Political Theorist. My niche is to parallel the Old World with the New.
Former Senator for South Australia. Former National President of the Housing Industry Association. Current Federal Director of the Australian Family Party.
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.
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.
Broadcaster, commentator, media consultant, libertarian and former Mayor of the Mornington Peninsula.
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
Andrew Melas is the founder and director of Hive Realty. A seasoned real estate professional, he has over 35 years’ experience owning agencies specialising in residential sales, rental management, and compliance.
Irene May Pearce is an Australian archaeologist, award-winning writer, editor and teacher. Her work often explores personal freedom, cultural memory and the persistence of historical ideas within modern life.
Andrew Melas is a highly experienced real estate professional with 35+ years in the industry. As Director & Founder of HIVE Realty, Andrew combines market knowledge, strong negotiation skills and genuine care to assist clients.
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