Senator James Paterson, a Liberal senator for Victoria, is the Shadow Minister for Home Affairs and the Shadow Minister for Cyber Security. At a time of increasing concern over cyber security and global uncertainty, Senator Paterson believes: “Australia is facing the most complex and serious strategic circumstances since the end of the Second World War. [...]
In The Cronulla Riots – The Untold Story, Mark Goodwin and Craig Scully, retired NSW Police Assistant Commissioner and former NSW Police Minister respectively, explore what really happened as opposed to the press and media versions of the events. As the key figures tasked with restoring order during the chaos, they have revealed that much [...]
In The Cronulla Riots – The Untold Story, Mark Goodwin and Craig Scully, retired NSW Police Assistant Commissioner and former NSW Police Minister respectively, explore what really happened as opposed to the press and media versions of the events. As the key figures tasked with restoring order during the chaos, they have revealed that much [...]
It is now more than half a century since the Whitlam Government purchased the famous Jackson Pollock painting Blue Poles for what was considered a huge sum of money at the time causing much criticism of the Whitlam Government for wasting money at a time of high inflation and unemployment. The purchase, however, would stand [...]
In 2025, the Robert Menzies Institute published the third volume in its Menzies series – titled The Menzies Ascendency - Fortune, Stability, Progress 1954–1961. The Sydney launch took place at The Sydney Institute on Monday 3 February. The book was launched by former High Court judge The Hon Michael Kirby and The Australian’s Paul Kelly. [...]
In 2025, the Robert Menzies Institute published the third volume in its Menzies series – titled The Menzies Ascendency - Fortune, Stability, Progress 1954–1961. The Sydney launch took place at The Sydney Institute on Monday 3 February. The book was launched by former High Court judge The Hon Michael Kirby and The Australian’s Paul Kelly. [...]
