The Australian government is using taxpayer dollars to fund gender treatments, including puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries—even for children. While other nations are banning these procedures due to serious risks, Labor has stalled, allowing public funding to continue for at least three more years. The Australian Taxpayers’ Alliance is fighting back to end taxpayer-funded gender ideology and hold the government accountable. It’s time to stop Labor’s reckless spending.
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Trump’s latest tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China aren’t just about trade—they’re a political weapon. By pressuring left-wing leaders like Trudeau, Albanese, and Starmer, Trump is pushing for regime change in key Western nations. The strategy is clear: economic strain until allies align with US interests. Social media was phase one; now, economic leverage is accelerating the transformation of the West.
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For years, the ATA has pushed for a smarter, more efficient government. Now, Peter Dutton is taking action with a plan inspired by Trump’s DOGE initiative—cutting 36,000 bureaucratic jobs and saving taxpayers billions. Here’s why this matters…
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President Trump’s Executive Order on Restoring Freedom of Speech marks a critical moment in the fight against government censorship. By rejecting efforts like Australia’s defeated Misinformation Bill, it reinforces free speech as a cornerstone of democracy and sends a clear message: authoritarian overreach won’t be tolerated.
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As global politics increasingly play out in the digital arena, figures like Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg are leveraging platforms like X and Meta to reshape narratives and influence outcomes across the world.
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$10.6M in Overtime: Waste or Necessity?
Services Australia’s $10.6 million overtime bill to clear backlogs has sparked criticism from the Australian Taxpayers’ Alliance, calling it a symptom of public sector inefficiency. Is this essential spending or a sign of deeper waste?
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Your hard-earned money is misused by those in power. This time they government is using your money to fund a particularly egregious agenda: the government's Digital Identity legislation.
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The tax man is slugging hard working Aussies harder than ever before.
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While there are positive aspects to celebrate in the latest Federal Budget, it’s not all good news.
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Brian Marlow
Like clockwork, the moderate faction are decrying the only reason the election was lost was due to the LNP not being green enough and not putting more resources into costly renewables. They point to losing key moderate strongholds as evidence of this, while ignoring the swings in the rest of the country that tell a different story.
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By Dr. John Humphreys
The NSW budget echoes the mistakes of the federal and Victorian budgets with reckless spending and unnecessary deficits for years into the future.
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By Xin Yuan Quek | The Daily Telegraph
The Biden administration is considering a scheme that would levy a carbon tariff on Australia. A carbon tax or tariff would kill jobs. We should instead embrace science and innovation to safeguard our economy while protecting the climate.
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By Emilie Dye | The Spectator
Income tax is easy to calculate. But filing your taxes and sending your dues the ATO is only the beginning. Australians are taxed not only on their earnings but also when they spend and when they save. Sometimes we even pay tax on taxes.
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By Emilie Dye | Townhall
No one likes to think about people being unable to pay rent and losing their homes. But as I learned in high school reading Henry Hazlitt, “The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.” And the eviction moratorium, which the CDC extended this week for the second time, completely ignores landlords.
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By Emilie Dye | Canberra Times
Following the release of the report of the royal commission into aged care, the government has faced calls from various quarters that might easily lead it to become a little trigger happy with new taxes.
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By Emilie Dye | Free the People
I am a 24-year-old, and I love flavored vapes — grape, chocolate caramel ice cream, and watermelon, to be precise. Too bad five states and numerous cities across the United States have banned flavored vapes, assuming these flavors are ‘meant for kids.’ And worse, now the FDA is expanding that ban. As of February 1, 2021, vape manufacturers will face consequences should they make or sell any vape flavors besides tobacco and methanol.
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By Emilie Dye | Townhall
Last January, you could buy a bitcoin for less than $9,000 — that's roughly the downpayment on a 2018 Ford F-150. Today, it costs around $37,000 — that's almost enough to buy the truck outright.
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By Tahsin Samia | MyChoice
Having lost a loved one to a road fatality, I am appalled to see the NSW government use road safety as a pretense to earn an extra buck. The government recently decided to remove mobile speed camera warning signs so drivers won’t slow down in time to avoid a fine.
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By Pavel Pfitzner | The Spectator
‘Social distancing’ was the motto of 2020. However, with around 90 per cent of Australia’s population crammed into 0.22 per cent of Australia’s landmass, perhaps in 2021 we should start thinking about ways we could decentralise the Australian population.
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