Weekly Dose of Common Sense
On Overnight Success
It often takes decades to be deemed an 'overnight success' and that maxim has been proven true once again.
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Working together to save our steel industry
It’s a joy to be out and about with my Senate colleagues on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. The
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A new age of intolerance
We now live in the age of intolerance. Freedom of speech and independent thought are verboten under the progressive totalitarian
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Neo-Marxist’s push to reclassify gender
It seems like every week throws up a new assault on normality. This weekThe Australianreported on the introduction of the
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Tackling Australia's welfare state
I spent last weekend in one of South Australia’s most productive agricultural areas – the Riverland. The breadth and diversity
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Eight week campaign an important national test
We are now off and running in the 2016 federal election race. It’s going to be a battle of
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Celebrating a decade in the Senate
Today marks ten years since I became a Senator for South Australia. The time has passed so quickly that it
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Tackling the real issues at hand
This missive is being written around a campfire in regional South Australia whilst enjoying the serenity and majesty of the
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Learning from Britain's Islamic migration mistakes
Sometimes the small things are the most noticeable. Last Sunday morning I woke and turned on the ABC radio news.
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The issues that matter to middle Australians
Last night I attended a meeting in the town of Eudunda, located less than two hours’ drive from Adelaide. Our
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A stronger conservative voice
Last night I was interviewed by Leigh Sales on the ABC’s7.30program. Sales was her professional self and we
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An inconvenient truth
Back in 2009 I travelled to Europe to see the impact of their immigration program and how it had affected
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Senate voting reform offers voters more choice
It’s the final Senate week before the Budget is due in May and the focus is on Senate voting