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The Black Market the Bureaucrats Built
Taxing legal cigarettes out of existence has spawned the growth of illegal cigarettes.
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The Pointy End Of Politics
It’s the pointy end of the political season and as the Grand Final kicks off, it appears the Opposition
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The World Goes Increasingly Mad
Some columns are tougher to write than others. This is one of the more difficult ones because I am struggling
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They Still Don’t Know Who Or What They Are
I watched the final part of The Godfather trilogy on the weekend which explores the attempt by Michael Corleone (played
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Lifting The Veil On Our “Miracle Economy”
Australia’s economic growth figures have been released today and they paint a sobering picture. Yes, our economy has continued
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Common Themes
This week I am fortunate enough to be doing one of my favourite things – driving around the great state of
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The Power Of The Purchase
In recent weeks I have raised concerns about the growing socialist tendencies of our major parties. Despite the ample evidence
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If You Act In Haste You Can Repent At Leisure
If you act in haste you can repent at leisure – I must have heard those words a hundred times or
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The Evils Of Socialism
It is hard to believe that socialism is alive and well anywhere in the world, let alone Australia. Perhaps ‘alive
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Truth Is The New Hate Speech
Truth Is The New Hate Speech – If you doubt that, just consider the latest virtue-signalling stoush between television living legend
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Time To Get Real
Time to pause and contemplate the nature of things is a wonderful luxury. Many would consider it a necessity to
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You Can’t Trust The Major Parties
It’s great to be back with the Common Sense community after a very restful break. I hope you managed
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What A Year It Has Been!
Common sense has been in short supply and politics has become an even bigger circus. Through it all, I’ve