The Hon Tony Abbott MP, Prime Minister of Australia, launched Gerard Henderson’s Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man (MUP) on Thursday 30 July 2015 at the Melbourne offices of Arnold Bloch Leibler. The Prime Minister was introduced by the event’s host, Mark Leibler AC and MUP CEO and Publisher-in-Chief Louise Adler spoke on behalf of MUP. [...]
The Hon Tony Abbott MP, Prime Minister of Australia, launched Gerard Henderson’s Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man (MUP) on Thursday 30 July 2015 at the Melbourne offices of Arnold Bloch Leibler. The Prime Minister was introduced by the event’s host, Mark Leibler AC and MUP CEO and Publisher-in-Chief Louise Adler spoke on behalf of MUP. [...]
Samuel Tadros is a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom. He is researching the rise of Islamist movements in the Middle East and its implications for religious freedom and regional politics. The future for Christians and minorities in the Middle East is grim. Says Tadros, “For many Middle Eastern Christians, the only [...]
The Hon Tony Abbott MP, Prime Minister of Australia, launched Gerard Henderson’s Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man (MUP) on Thursday 30 July 2015 at the Melbourne offices of Arnold Bloch Leibler. The Prime Minister was introduced by the event’s host, Mark Leibler AC and MUP CEO and Publisher-in-Chief Louise Adler spoke on behalf of MUP. [...]
Much has been written about BA (Bob) Santamaria – and much has been both exaggerated and misunderstood. Political commentator and executive director of The Sydney Institute Gerard Henderson – author of the just released Santamaria – A Most Unusual Man – sees ten myths that need to be demolished about this pervasive figure of Australian [...]
Communication Minister The Hon Malcolm Turnbull has a special interest in the Magna Carta – seeing it as establishing many precedents for the rule of law so many centuries later. He also places great emphasis on the leadership of Sir Robert Menzies in the delicate decisions to be made in legislating for the national security. [...]
From 1983 to 1992, Davey was the National Party’s federal director and has written widely on the party’s history. In his new book, Joh for PM, Paul Davey tells the story of the disastrous 1987 campaign to install Sir Joh (knighted in 1984) as Australia’s prime minister, which split the federal Coalition and left a [...]
Around one in three Australian women will experience some form of domestic or family violence, with the majority reporting the perpetrator was a current or previous partner. Senator The Hon Marise Payne - as Minister for Human Services - spoke out in response to the rise in concern over the issue since the death of [...]
Sadanand Dhume is a Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington DC. He writes about South Asian political economy, foreign policy, business, and society, with a focus on India and Pakistan. He is also a South Asia columnist for the Wall Street Journal and has worked as a foreign correspondent for the Far [...]
Australia is slipping down global competitiveness rankings as other countries undertake the difficult reforms Australia is struggling to enact. From workplace relations to tax, competition policy and skills training, there are many significant areas of policy in which Australia needs to act if we are to maintain our standard of living. Kate Carnell AO, CEO [...]
