Peter Francis Fenwick

Leonard Read advanced a moral vision of liberty built on personal responsibility, free markets and limited government. Gary Galles’ Freedom in One Lesson brings these ideas to life for today’s debates, showing their relevance to voices like Charlie Kirk. Read’s insights into ethical governance, voluntary cooperation and the roots of prosperity remain essential for a free and prosperous society.

A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the US Climate authored by five eminent climate scientists. John Christie, Ph.D. Judith Curry, Ph.D. Steven Koonin, Ph.D. Ross McKitrick, Ph.D. Roy Spencer, Ph.D. Issued by U.S. Energy Secretary, Chris Wright, on 25th July 2025.

John Galt writes his long-awaited foreword to Ludwig von Mises’ Human Action using artificial intelligence.

Embracing smaller government and empowering individuals Trump promises to restore autonomy strengthen families and reinvigorate the economy

Milei says the UN has lost its way. Should Australia re-evaluate its unconditional support for the United Nations and its agencies?

Let's change our income tax system to make it easier for young couples to marry, to buy a house and to raise children.

Avoid economic fallacies. Read Gary Furnell's brilliant new edition of the Bastiat classic "That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen".

Seventy-five years of denying Israel’s right to exist has not produced good results for Palestinians. Time for Plan B.

Democracies are failing. Minorities must accept laws and regulations they regard as anathema. Could secession be the answer?

Citizens cannot share the benefits of a 21st century society if they do not participate in it economically and culturally.

The Voice referendum question should include references to sovereignty and power, treaties and reparations, and truth telling.

A Libertarian Perspective: a practical solution to ‘Close the Gap’, and a sustainable solution for those who wish to live ‘on country’.