Liberal Thinking

aboriginal accept achieve action Australian liberalism balance basic become bureaucracy circumstances citizens civilisation claims Compulsory voting concept concerned culture decisions democracy democratic depends discrimination DON WING economic EDMUND BURKE effective elected electorate ensure enterprise environment equality essential ethical European exist expression favour ferent framework free society freedom functioning fundamental Geelong Grammar School governmental groups human dignity important influence institutions J. S. MILL justice justified Liberal Party liberal philosophy liberal society liberalism in Australia liberals believe Liberals recognise liberals support liberty limits lives majority MALCOLM FRASER matter means ment monopoly moral munity nation-state nature operate opportunities organisations parliament parliamentary Party's person PETER HOWSON PETER SHACK policies political parties possible practice problems protection question reject relations respect responsibility Robert Southey role seek sense simply social traditional values Young Liberal Movement