One of the Australian Conservatives' Senate candidates will visit the city this week.
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Sophie York is on a regional tour which also includes Bega, Goulburn, Gerroa and Newcastle.
Ms York says she "wants to bring back commonsense".
"Around the world, Australia is renowned for being lovely: straight-talking, laid-back people, who generally treat each other well," she said.
Ms York said she believed there were restrictions being placed on freedom of speech and that British heritage was no longer emphasised.
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"They're not being taught that the British heritage gave us equality before the law, parliament, literature, manners, music and engineering," she said.
They're not being taught that migrants over past years respected this heritage - and came here because of it."
The Australian Conservatives Party was founded by Senator Cory Bernardi.
Ms York will speak and host a question and answer session at the Exies Sports Club at 1pm on Wednesday, April 24.
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