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This is the archive of Cory Bernardi's Weekly Dose of Common Sense newsletter from his time in the Senate
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Up In Arms
In a world of perpetual outrage, there are some guaranteed instant argument creators. I’ll be discussing one of them
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They Can Dish It Out...
An interesting thing happened to me last week. I was effectively refused service by a business because of my conservative
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Let Freedom Find Its Voice
Last week I attended a free speech forum in Queensland. It was organised by a group of young people who
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Nothing To See Here, Move Along
One stereotypical movie scene features an horrific murder or terrible accident, with crowds of onlookers seeking a glimpse of the
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Short-Term Sugar Hits Don't Work
No matter how they try to spin it, the result of the by-election in Wentworth was a disaster for the
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Behaviour Before Identity
Last week I attended a funeral for a man I didn’t know well but who had a significant impact
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The World Has Gone Completely Mad
“The world has gone completely mad.” That’s a phrase I utter almost every day when confronted by the absurdities,
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Keeping China in Check
After a glorious long weekend (for most of the country) it can be hard to return to work. However, recent
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I Have A Dream...
Newly minted PM Scott Morrison has strongly defended Australia Day in the face of more leftist councils withdrawing their support.
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Bullying? What A Load Of Old Cobblers
Sometimes I feel sorry for the kids of today. They are vulnerable to the experimental whims of alleged adults who
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Instant Gratification
It’s good to be back after a couple of weeks of holiday travel, free of phones, email and politics.
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It’s A Party Full Of The Wrong People
Like a low budget horror movie featuring B grade actors, Australian politics has entered the realm of the absurd. It’