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cisevents hosts The CIS Event Experience, a news show with 41 episodes published.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/NpXfg20UPWg As Treasurer Jim Chalmers prepares to hand down his fifth federal budget on 12 May 2026, four of Australia's leading economists gather at the Centre for Independent Studies to ask
Michael Stutchbury, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Studies, opens this panel discussion with a sobering observation: the Bondi massacre did not come from nowhere. The attack on 14 December 2025 was the
David Didau — education consultant, teacher trainer, and author of Making Kids Cleverer and Intelligent Accountability — and Dr Jenny Donovan — inaugural CEO of the Australian Education Research Organisation and former h
Marian Tupy — editor of HumanProgress.org, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, and co-author of Superabundance — makes a data-driven case that human ingenuity consistently outpaces resource constraints. Presenting as th
Speaking at his first address outside Canberra since being elected Leader of the Opposition by the Liberal Party room, Angus Taylor joins CIS Executive Director Michael Stutchbury for a wide-ranging conversation on the L
Alexander Downer and former Prime Minister John Howard join author Tony Parkinson and CIS Executive Director Michael Stutchbury for a wide-ranging discussion on Australian foreign policy, alliance politics, and the shift
As part of the Centre for Independent Studies annual Christmas Soirée, this episode explores the ever expanding reach of the modern nanny state through the lens of the 2025 Nanny State Award shortlist. Presented by Peter
Senator Andrew Bragg and economist Peter Tulip join Michael Stutchbury for a wide-ranging conversation on Australia’s housing crisis, the politics of supply, and the future of home ownership. Senator Bragg outlines a cen
Three leading education ministers — Sir Nick Gibb (UK), Erica Stanford (New Zealand), and Jason Clare (Australia) — come together for a rare and deeply insightful conversation about how to rebuild school systems, lift st
Veteran broadcaster Andrew Neil joins CIS Executive Director Michael Stutchbury for a sweeping conversation about the future of the West at a moment of profound geopolitical danger. Drawing on five decades in journalism,
Education writer Natalie Wexler, New Zealand Education Minister Erica Stanford and literacy expert Lorraine Hammond discuss why phonics alone isn't for reading success. Recorded at @CISAus in Sydney, this conversation re
In this episode, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley delivers a major economic address on restoring Australia's productivity and living standards, followed by an extended Q&A with CIS Executive Director Michael Stutchbury. Reco
Broadcaster Andrew Neil and commentator Dave Rubin @RubinReport join Michael Stutchbury for a wide-ranging conversation about Donald Trump's presidency, the state of Western politics, and the future of free speech. Thi
The Liberals are in their deepest political valley while Labor sits atop the highest mountain after their emphatic May 2025 federal election victory. But history tells us this certainty is an illusion. At this CIS forum,
In this episode, Senator Jonathon Duniam, Shadow Federal Minister for Education, joins the Centre for Independent Studies to outline the Coalition’s approach to education reform. In conversation with CIS Director of Educ
In this episode, NSW Premier Chris Minns and New Zealand Housing Minister Chris Bishop hosted CIS Chief Economist Peter Tulip for a wide-ranging discussion on housing affordability and reform. Together, the panel explore
India maintains the world's largest democracy with 75 years of continuous constitutional rule - yet international democracy rankings place it alongside countries with military coups and authoritarian regimes. What's real
In this episode, British educator Dr Carl Hendrick and Australian policy advisor Dr Simon Breakspear join CIS's Glenn Fahey to unpack the rise of the ‘science of learning’ and its promise to transform Australian educatio
In this episode, nuclear industry leader and Canadian trailblazer Tracy Primeau re-joins the CIS to share a compelling insider’s view of Canada’s nuclear energy success—and what Australia could learn from it. In conversa
In this episode, British historian and author Dr Simon Heffer returns to CIS for a provocative deep dive into the cultural and political currents reshaping the Western world. In conversation with CIS Executive Director T
Richard Holden
professor of economics · UNSW Business School
1 appearance on this show
Chris Richardson
The Voice of Reason · Deeper Fellowship Church Canada
1 appearance on this show
Josh Frydenberg
Former Federal Treasurer · Federal Treasury
1 appearance on this show
David Didau
education consultant, teacher trainer, and author
1 appearance on this show
Marian Tupy
fellow · humanprogress.org
1 appearance on this show
Angus Taylor
Leader of the Opposition · Infused Products International
1 appearance on this show
John Howard
Fellow and retired Major General · Garwood Growth
1 appearance on this show
Nick Gibb
former schools minister
1 appearance on this show
Erica Stanford
New Zealand Education Minister · Crypto Curry Club
2 appearances on this show
Natalie Wexler
author
1 appearance on this show
Dave Rubin
American conservative political commentator, host of ‘The Rubin Report’
1 appearance on this show
Bob Carr
former Australian foreign minister
1 appearance on this show
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