January 2007
Hallo? is there a conservative Australian humourist out there?
Janet Albrechtsen questions the existence of right-wing humourists in Australian politics.
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January 2007
Politics and the Inheritance of Reason
Those parliamentarians willing to explicitly link a policy position to a question of doctrine, are generally regarded by colleagues as a curiosity.  For the mainstream, Christian faith and its testament are generally subsumed in the language of ‘values’, ‘family’ and ‘community standards’.
by Alastair Furnival
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December 2005
Facts don’t match rhetoric in embryonic research debate
Permitting the active destruction of embryonic human life is unacceptable in any circumstances, but when false expectations about the result of that destruction are cynically created, the moral turpitude is all the greater.
by Nick Minchin
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October 2005
Latham’s accidental insight…
In reality the former Leader’s troubled thoughts provide us with an invaluable education on the reasons Labor has failed to connect with the Australian community.
By Chris Kenny
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September 2005
Securing the Homefront
There can be no guarantees that terrorists will never strike on Australian soil. However, as we approach the Prime Minister’s summit on security there are three clear lessons from the tragedies of Madrid, London and New York - as well as from the successful prevention of a planned embassy bombing in Singapore - which we should now adopt.
By Jason Wood MP and the Hon Greg Hunt MP
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September 2005
Human Rights Conservative
For and against Constitutional Rights
A Commentary on the paper by Justice I D F Callinan
By David Flint
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