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What does it mean to be a libertarian?
At its heart, libertarianism is the belief that adults should be free to live their own lives, make their own choices, and bear the consequences—good or bad—of those choices. It stands in contrast to authoritarianism, which insists that peo...
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Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested libertarian ideas: www.libertyitch.com
Roman historian - the Republic. BA Ancient History (Hons. 1st Class). Writer. Political theorist. Writes for Liberty Itch. Published in Brownstone Institute and Spectator Australia.
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 2016-2020. An advocate for free speech, free markets, and small government.
Escapee from the Socialist Republic of Victoria, Australia, during the Covid Crusades. Now a devout Libertarian monk (monkish haircut and all), preaching the good word about life without government, for the Liberty Itch Podcast
Scott is an IT professional and father, he’s passionate about free speech, religious freedom, and parental rights.
Broadcaster, commentator, media consultant, libertarian and former Mayor of the Mornington Peninsula.
Punk rock philosopher. Liberalist contrarian. Grumpy old bastard.
Jordan Dittloff is a law graduate, ex-offender, and libertarian advocate for capitalism and civil liberties.
Monica Wilkie is a Sydney-based freelance writer. She has worked at the Centre for Independent Studies, written for the country's major newspapers, appeared on Sky After Dark, and interviewed many for podcasts.
Andrew Milchem lives in Adelaide and has worked in engineering and infrastructure for over 30 years.
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