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John Anderson

Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia

John Anderson: Conversations

John Anderson sits down with former NSW Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner Mike Newman to examine the culture, size and direction of Australia’s modern public service. While both men acknowledge the vital role of capable public servants, they question whether the system has become bloated, inward-looking and detached from the realities faced by households and businesses. At a time of falling productivity and rising cost-of-living pressures, they ask whether the balance between administration and wealth creation has drifted out of alignment.The discussion moves beyond numbers to deeper questions of accountability, incentives and institutional culture. From regulatory overreach to major project failures, Newman argues that expansion has too often come without corresponding responsibility. Yet, he also highlights examples where strong leadership and a service-first mindset have delivered genuine reform. It is a serious, practical examination of how Australia governs itself, and what must change to restore discipline, effectiveness and public trust.Mike Newman has four decades of business experience in North Asia and served as NSW’s Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner to the region. He has written insightfully on many topics, and most recently on the problem of government bureaucracies.

Australia: The World’s Most Bloated Bureaucracy | Mike Newman

John Anderson Direct: With Laurence Fox, Actor and Political Leader

Conversations: Paul Kelly, Journalist and Political Commentator, Part II

Conversations: Paul Kelly, Journalist and Political Commentator, Part I

John Anderson Direct: With Victor Davis Hanson, Historian and Writer, II

John Anderson Direct: With Dr. R. Albert Mohler, President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

In this Direct episode, John is joined by Professor Glenn Loury, the Merton P. Stoltz Professor of the Social Sciences and Professor of Economics at Brown University. They discuss the current political, social and economic issues facing the US, and the Western world more broadly, including the Black Lives Matter movement, the popular idea of 'systemic racism', the upcoming 2020 U.S. election and more.

John Anderson Direct: With Glenn Loury, Professor of Economics at Brown University

Conversations: Featuring Salvatore Babones, American Sociologist and Professor

John Anderson Direct: With Dan Crenshaw, U.S. Representative for Texas

John reads his recent op-ed published in The Australian on the problem of missing fathers, in disadvantaged communities and across all of society.

Black lives matter… fathers matter too

Human rights activist and author Yeonmi Park grew up in North Korea, a brutal, communist society devoted to the worship of Kim Jong-Il. At the age of 13, she and her family made a daring escape to China in search of a life free of tyranny. In her viral talks, viewed online nearly 350 million times, Park urges audiences to recognise—and resist—the oppression that exists in North Korea, and around the world. In this interview she recounts her story of escape from North Korea, only to be sold into slavery in China, before eventually finding freedom in South Korea and the US. Her personal story is a cautionary one for us in the West as she articulates her concern that there is a creeping authoritarianism spreading through our society and its institutions. She warns us that our freedoms are precious and precarious and that we need to fight to keep hold of them. Her powerful memoir is called, In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom.

John Anderson Direct: With Yeonmi Park, Human Rights Activist and Author

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