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10 March 2011 • Ron Manners AO
Rules and regulations are important aspects of our Western Civilization, as without them we would descend into savagery. However, those charged with the …
Read Our tarnished regulators
16 February 2011 • Ron Manners AO
Our Mannkal team has entered the Western Civilisation ‘debate’ through our Sun Rises in the West Conference in Oct. 2010. In doing so, we have added another dimension …
Read The Western Civilisation debate
8 January 2011 • Ron Manners AO
I made this speech at my 75th birthday event in 2011. As I celebrate another birthday, this time in 2019, I reflect on …
Read Half time: Birthday thoughts
10 September 2010 • Ron Manners AO
Dr. Richard W. Rahn recently introduced the concept of Flaccid Brains with these comments: If government spending is growing faster than gross domestic product …
Read Flaccid brains were on parade
30 August 2010 • Ron Manners AO
Keynote Address to 3rd Annual North Queensland Resources Development Conference in Townsville, Queensland Do you believe in miracles? Let me tell you about one …
Read Northern Australia: The Next Powerhouse of the Global Economy?
12 June 2010 • Ron Manners AO
The full title of this article is "The RDT (Rudd Dud Tax) — An optimistic future and indisputable evidence that the royalty-based tax …
Read An optimistic future of the mining industry
2 May 2010 • Ron Manners AO
Isn’t it strange that no-one in Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s ‘control group’ appears to have studied history? If they had, I’m sure they …
Read Canberra needs history as a compulsory subject
30 April 2010 • Ron Manners AO
Walking around the exhibit booths of Australian mining and exploration companies at the Hong Kong Mines and Money conference sent me a strong …
Read Australia: Exporting our future?
1 March 2010 • Ron Manners AO
So, Australia’s federal government had to be seen to be doing something to counter the Global Financial Crisis. That’s understandable as is their …
Read Another giant government stuff-up!
16 February 2010 • Ron Manners AO
Perhaps government is too big? Too expensive? Perhaps too intrusive? These days they tap your phones and check your bank accounts (if you …
Read The trouble with Government