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
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Lest We Forget
Anzac Day is special to many Australians but for me it is an occasion with which I have a real
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Australia’s Debt Sentence
The following piece was featured on Quadrant Online, 17 April 2009 Noted horror fiction writer Stephen King was the author
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Why Easter is Still Important
Easter is a time of hope and love. It is celebrated in the Australian community, not just by the religiously
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More Questions than Answers
I quite like the ABC television program Questions & Answers (Q&A) that airs at 9.30pm on a
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A Tale of Hope and Redemption
Tomorrow night marks the start of the 2009 AFL competition but it also represents something much more important. It represents
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First Home Buyers Grant
One economist has predicted that Australian house prices are a price bubble ready to burst, forecasting a 20 per cent
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A Sporting Example
I was talking with some parents over the weekend and the conversation turned to the impact of role models on
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A Cure Worse than Any Symptom
The UK announced this morning that it was going to print money to stave off deflation and get consumers buying
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A Super Solution?
Last week I raised concerns that loading our future generations with debt to prevent current discomfort was a short-sighted policy.
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I Agree with Barack Obama
Yes, you read the headline correctly! I agree with Barack Obama, the President of the United States of America. Not
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Tax and Spend
The broad philosophical divide of politics often revolves around the government doing too much or not enough. However, in my
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More on Political Setbacks
After this week I shall need to take some of my own advice from a previous comment about political setbacks.