Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Mali from Marketing
The South Australian Premier has become Mali from Marketing as his reign is being exposed as all spin and no substance.
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This is the archive of Cory Bernardi's Weekly Dose of Common Sense newsletter from his time in the Senate
539 articles
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‘Questions & Answers’
Last night I had my debut on the ABC television program Q&A. Having been an avid watcher of
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The Californian Experience
Having watched Julia Gillard on Lateline earlier this week endorsing the climate policies of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, I dug
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Decisions Not Taken
Life is sometimes shaped by the decisions you don’t make. At least that was certainly the case for me
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Just the Facts about Labor’s CPRS
The advocates for catastrophic climate change theory will tell you that immediate action is necessary to save the planet for
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Social Standards
I can anticipate the name calling already: ‘wowser’, ‘w**ker’ and worse. But I have had enough of bad manners,
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Equality for Men
Twelve months ago I initiated a Senate inquiry into men’s health. Since then I have struggled to explain my
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Déjà vu All Over Again?
It has been said that those who fail to learn from history are destined to repeat it. Indeed, it is
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Gillard’s Show Stopper
The Royal Adelaide Show has closed for another year. I have no doubt that the show itself was an outstanding
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An Attack on Freedom and Democracy
This week marks the eighth anniversary of the horrific attacks on the World Trade Centre and the US Pentagon, known
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No Sense in CPRS
This piece appeared on Quadrant Online, 31 August 2009 Just for a moment, suspend any semblance of critical thought and
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Time to Exit the Spin Zone
One of the criticisms commonly directed toward politicians is that what they say isn’t what they truly believe. It’
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Why Stifle the Nuclear Debate?
Australia’s energy industry has been under the Parliamentary microscope for the past fortnight. The result was the passing of