On Our Terms
Political viability is a crucial part of sustaining any immigration system. We need an immigration agenda for Australians.
By: Henry Sherrell
Slug: on-our-terms
Published: 8/13/2026

Political viability is a crucial part of sustaining any immigration system. We need an immigration agenda for Australians.
By: Henry Sherrell
Slug: on-our-terms
Published: 8/13/2026

Housing and land markets are unique. But with important adjustments, traditional models of supply and demand still apply.
By: Stuart Donovan, Kade Sorensen
Slug: how-to-model-a-housing-market
Published: 7/10/2026

Australia has been on a climate detour. Simpler policy could get us back on track, cutting costs, protecting households, and strengthening the country.
By: Ingrid Burfurd, Reuben Finighan
Slug: carbon-pricings-second-chance
Published: 6/21/2026

The urge to regulate every risk away has tied our economy up in red tape knots. Better policy can tip the scales back.
By: Danielle Wood
Slug: the-red-tape-impulse
Published: 6/9/2026

It’s not the same as social housing, and it doesn’t help those most in need. Australia is spending big on ‘affordable’ housing—but we shouldn’t.
By: Dominic Behrens, Ethan Gilbert
Slug: against-affordable-housing
Published: 5/16/2026

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By: Stuart Donovan
Slug: all-of-the-above-yimbyism
Published: 4/24/2026
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Our focus on taxing work is not sustainable and is holding younger Australians back. If our generational compact is to be maintained, that must change.
By: Allegra Spender
Slug: rewarding-effort-in-taxing-times
Published: 3/11/2026

If luck made Australia wealthy, then generosity is what will keep us so. Philanthropic reform is essential to achieving that vision.
By: Ryan Ginard
Slug: the-generous-country
Published: 3/11/2026

Australia’s National Electricity Market is a marvel of moment-to-moment operation. But it lacks the tools required to spur long-term energy growth.
By: Tim Nelson, Paula Conboy, Ava Hancock, Philip Hirschhorn
Slug: rewiring-incentives
Published: 3/11/2026
