Holy hellfire: the Law of Unintended Consequences struck me out of right field for the first full week of the federal election campaign. After suffering sleeplessness due to nothing more than a blocked nose, I was referred by our family GP to an ear, nose and throat specialist. She gravely pronounced that my nose had ‘suffered trauma’ over the years.
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Piers Akerman is a columnist at the Daily Telegraph in Sydney.
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