Reg Hamilton

We are a nation of delayed common sense. We often take too long to get there.

Both sides of politics now accept that economic development must be protected to improve our standard of living. The Albanese government protected the Tasmanian salmon fishing industry with the support of the Coalition. Much more is needed.

We are a nation of delayed common sense. We often take too long to get there. Both sides of politics now accept that economic development must be protected to improve our standard of living.

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A nation of delayed common sense

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This morning, I appeared on the weekly Treasury of Common Sense segment with Radio 2GB's Luke Grant where we dissected the National Cabinet's Utopian-style solution to Australia's housing crisis. The segment basically articulated my thoughts laid-out in this morning's article, 'Albo from marketing' takes script from Utopia: The Treasury of Common Sense is aired weekly

Treasury of Common Sense: National Cabinet farce

I am sure that, like me, you have not only used the term 'common sense' yourselves, but have heard many people call for the use of 'common sense' when discussing certain topics. The question is…

In search of common sense | The Spectator Australia

I am sure that, like me, you have not only used the term 'common sense' yourselves, but have heard many people call for the use of 'common sense' when discussing certain topics. The question is, does…

Surprisingly sensible political decisions have prompted anguished hand-wringing from vested interests told to stomach a strong dose of common sense, writes Matthew Abraham.

Feverish response to a sudden outbreak of common sense - InDaily

In case you missed it, here is the weekly Treasury of Common Sense with Luke Grant at 2GB. This week's discussion focussed on the gas madness sweeping east coast energy markets.

Treasury of Common Sense: Gas madness!

In this week's episode of The Treasury of Common Sense with Radio 2GB's Luke Grant (audio below), we discuss the Federal Budget's sneaky permanent lift in Australia's net overseas migration (NOM) projections: This record immigration program is projected by the Federal Budget to increase Australia's population by an eye watering 2.18 million people over the