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Response from Cory Bernardi's spokesperson

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When contacted for comment about this FactCheck, a spokesperson for Senator Cory Bernardi wrote back with this response.

“Sources to substantiate the Senator’s statements include Andrew Harper (UNHCR country director) comments made on the ABC PM program:

ANDREW HARPER: When people are talking about focusing only on minorities,...

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Young driver crashes: the myths and facts

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imageYoung drivers are at high risk of fatal crashes, but it's wrong to just blame the problem on youth 'recklessness'.AAP/Julian Smith

Many Australians will recognise young driver crashes as a serious problem. However, few might realise that crashes are the leading cause of death and acquired disability of young Australians, during the otherwise...

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