Is Jason Clare’s ‘super agency’ education shake up a solution or a blunder? | Australian Financial Review

Fiona Mueller, Director of Research at the Page Research Centre, wrote an opinion article in the Australian Financial Review: Does Australia’s federal minister for education, Jason Clare, ever wonder why he can’t let the states and territories handle schooling on their own? Australian parents, students, frontline education workers, employers and taxpayers can all see that…

An absence of local news in the regions is denying a voice to the people whose lives are affected | The Australian

Page CEO Gerard Holland was recently published in The Australian elaborating on the retreat of regional voices in the media. Australia’s media is increasingly shaped by a small clique that have flowed through a handful of metropolitan universities. This isn’t just narrowing perspectives—it’s amplifying a singular worldview across the nation. Regional Australia is being spoken…

Cancel Culture

Cancel Culture and the Left’s Long March – new book now available

Cancel culture and political correctness are destroying free speech and Western civilisation’s institutions and way of life – it’s time to fight back and return to sanity. A topical and informative anthology exploring the origins and impact of cancel culture and political correctness on Western societies – including schools, universities, political and legal systems, the…

Submission to Productivity Commission Inquiry into Remote Area Tax Concessions and Payments: Response to Draft Report, September 2019

The Page Research Centre made a submission to the Productivity Commission on 8th October 2019 in response to its draft report into Remote Area Tax Concessions and Payments released on 4 September 2019. The Commission’s key recommendation that remote area income tax concessions should be abolished without any replacement is not supported, and the Page…