Cory Bernardi is the author of seven books and has been a member of the Australian rowing team, a publican, an investment portfolio manager and spent nearly 14 years as an Australian Senator.
Personal reflections on your own political history and actions are usually self-serving and replete with gilded lilies. It's the same when it comes to your frenemies.
The Federal parliament resumes today, which will deliver more bad policy news for Australia. The constant meddling means we'd be better off if they stayed on holiday.
The aspirations of Australian citizens are being snubbed out by government overreach. Some suggest it's a deliberate attempt to entrench an insurmountable societal divide.
There's a growing movement in which people with different political views are uniting to fight a familiar foe. Their powerful opponents want to shut down any dissent.
Is anyone worth USD 55 billion to run a company? Your initial reaction might be no but rewarding people for performance is the ultimate in backing the best.
Navigating government services is becoming increasingly difficult. The growing problems are a result of constant meddling and a bureaucracy that can never match the open market.
With global political tensions escalating, there's another call for compulsory service. This time, it's not about character building but feeding the war machine.
