Publications

Roger Scott, with Ann Scott, examines the ‘resurrection’ of Pauline Hanson and the One Nation Party, discussing Hanson’s charismatic appeal and controversial policies in the context of

In this report, TJ Ryan Foundation intern scholar, Andre Yeo, analyses the think tank ‘landscape’ in Australia, comparing the financial and personnel resources of several organisations,

Ann Scott, Howard Guille and Roger Scott provide an assessment of the second year in office of the Palaszczuk Government. Palaszczuk’s Second Year »

The Industrial Revolution and Margaret Thatcher’s neoliberal ‘reforms’ caused deep schisms between the north and the south of England. The pain inflicted by Thatcher on the

In his Hayden Oration Dr David Hamill AM, former State Treasurer, discusses the continuing decline of the ALP’s trade union base, particularly in the private sector,

This study by TJRyan Foundation Executive Director Roger Scott reviews the media discussion of tertiary education during and after the 2016 federal election. It identifies a

This Research Report by TJRyan Foundation Research Associate John McCollow provides a summary of some of the issues that arise from the operation of the CYAAA.

TJRyan Foundation Research Associate John MCollow describes the Queensland senior secondary assessment and tertiary entrance system, examines the cases for and against it, assesses the degree to

Dr Lyndon Megarrity has written a Research Report on Dr Rex Patterson, the Commonwealth’s Minister for Northern Development in the 1970s and the federal Member for

In his TJRyan Foundation Research Report, Howard Guille writes that ‘Queensland premiers need to manage their political party as well their government. For the LNP, and its

Roger Scott and Howard Guille provide an assessment of the first year in office of the Palaszczuk Government. Palaszczuk’s First Year 1.6.16 amended version »

Geoff Edwards discusses the problems inherent in current infrastructure planning processes, and argues that these overwhelmingly cater for ‘hard’ infrastructure projects. The paper raises a number of