If a law can punish conduct that causes a “reasonable person” to feel intimidated or fearful, then speech is no longer judged by intent or action, but by perception.
Why One Nation’s Surge Spells Doom for the Political Cartel
From the political playbook: Propose something outrageous, back down slightly, then pretend the what remains is reasonable and settled.
The wages growth figures show why so many family budgets are under pressure. We're going backwards in real terms.
Making forecasts on political and societal events is a tricky business. On these three, I want to be 100% wrong.
Shortages in baby formula underscores the point: a functioning economy is essential to public health. Here's your daily news digest for 18 May 2022.
The political class think they can get away with deceiving the public and it builds their thirst for power.
Very few countries enjoy the benefits of a full democracy in 2022. Here's your daily news digest for 17 May 2022.
Policy handouts to woo demographic voter groups are basically bribing others with your money. This one might be a little different.
Leftists go above and beyond the call of duty on the topic of Islamophobia. Here's your daily news digest for 16 May 2022.
Here's the podcast audio of the 13 May 2022 Bernardi show broadcast on Sky News.
This election campaign has been mind numbingly boring and the votes seem more disengaged than ever.
Bear markets make fools of many but they also make the experienced investor much wealthier over the longer term.
Twitter should model its free speech standards on the First Amendment. Here's your daily news digest for 13 May 2022.
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