Congratulations to Page Director Peter Langhorne, OAM Long serving Director on the board of the Page Research Centre Peter Langhorne was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia on Australia Day 2019 for services to parliament and politics at the state and national level. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/aap/article-6631687/Australia-Day-Honours-list.html
Gramsci was right and we are failing our children The continuing opposition to the Ramsay Centre on the grounds that Western civilisation has been oppressive, inequitable and responsible for all manner of evil shows how influential and widespread cultural Marxism has become since it was first championed by Antonio Gramsci early last century. Gramsci was…
Political agendas ‘ruining’ learning, says report “Twenty-first century skills” such as creativity and intercultural understanding are not much use if you cannot read or write. That’s the message from Fiona Mueller and Kevin Donnelly in their just-published school education policy paper for Nationals party think tank the Page Research Centre. Dr Donnelly said one of…
Given by The Hon Tim Fischer AC
The Page Research Centre Annual Lecture entitled “Who Won WWI and Why it Matters Today”, given by The Hon Tim Fischer AC
Page Research Centre board member Christine Ferguson has been named a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list for her services to the Gundagai community and NSW politics. Congratulations!
Given by The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson AO
Research paper commissioned by the Page Research Centre summarising the current and future use of bio-fuels in Australia, and how it impacts on rural Australia. By Giles Kirkland – blogging automotive expert and mechanic with expertise in new technologies and sustainable power sources. Biofuels in Australia – the rewards and the risks. In its 2018 review,…
Op-ed on decentralisation by David Furse Roberts (Menzies Research Centre) and Kristian Jenkins (Page Research Centre) If one was to drive out of Sydney’s Martin Place and head in any direction out of the city, it would be some kilometres, minutes, and possibly hours, before they could spot their first horse. Such is the growth…