Bowen's Lattes, Beijing's Payday
Taxpayers fund the climate conference coffees while Labor’s Net Zero crusade hands China the industrial main course.
This is the archive of the famous Weekly Dose of Common Sense email newsletter that was written by Cory Bernardi
Despite being told we are all in this together, we aren't. One group of people are shouldering a much bigger burden than others but it will cost us all dearly in the long run.
Being able to provide for oneself has always been a hallmark of country communities. It will be more important than ever in years to come.
The economic environment is demonstrating how fragile the foundations of modern life truly are. Self-absorption and narcissism will give way to reality sooner rather than later.
Sometimes the truth triggers confected outrage but that doesn't mean we should shy away from it.
Those claiming the mantle of 'wokeness' are usually hypocrites dealing in double standards. The mainstream media are some of the worst offenders.
Coppola’s epic is reflective of the sliding doors moments that occur for all of us.
When bad dreams become real our future could feature a 1970s nightmare.
I got a taste today of what we can expect to come - a cashless society.
There are two defining events this year that will herald the future direction of governments across the world
Many of the usual pressures of conformity and city life have been put on hold, replaced by other, more meaningful concerns. Of course health of our nearest and dearest is always close to mind, but one cannot help but be forced to contemplate the path from here.
Alan Jones is a certified legend and I am grateful to be able to call him a friend.
We all seem to accept some curbs on our freedoms for a period of time, particularly if it appeals to our innate altruism and desire to do the right thing. However, there comes a time when those senses diminish and are replaced by a feeling of ‘injustice’ which often leads to rebellion.
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