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Hungry for More
Hungary's world-leading policies to encourage strong and growing families could prove a model for the rest of the West.
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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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The True Cost of the NBN
It seems that I am one of the lucky ones. The NBN is connected to my home and it works
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A Page from the Australian Conservatives Playbook
I’ll be brief today as the Senate is sitting and there is a pile of legislation that needs an
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Schemes drain taxpayer energy
Just when I thought politics couldn’t disappoint any further, I see more half-baked proposals to fix our broken electricity
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A new model
Every time I attend an event or stop and have a chat with someone in the street, I invariably learn
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Statist Sugar Hits
What a wonderful response to last week’s missive [https://therightnews.com.au/wdcs_170920]. The messages of congratulations were
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A successful marriage
After writing my weekly musings for the best part of a decade, I now find the Wednesday morning ritual a
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Sneak attacks amid Senate chaos
It’s been a chaotic couple of days in the Senate and there’s no sign of that changing this
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Golden Days Ahead
Last weekend I was fortunate enough to be a part of the celebrations for my parents’ 50thwedding anniversary. It was
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Taking care of business
There are some common themes heard whenever I travel around the country. Last night I was in Sydney speaking at
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Citizenship Down
The current citizenship saga plaguing our parliament is diminishing its status even more. Just as frustrating for me is that
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They've never had it so good
Sometimes things are brought to your attention that leave you gobsmacked. It happened to me this week thanks to an
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Broken records
Parliament has resumed for the Spring session and one could be forgiven for thinking that although time has passed, nothing