The choice is absolutely clear, but it’s not to vote Liberal
By Alan Austin A colourful meme showing a grumpy Anthony Albanese and a genial Scott Morrison is doing the social media rounds. Federal ministers […]
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Staindl v Frydenberg: a pyrrhic victory for Josh?
By Sandi Keane Currently, unless he can find $410,000, Kooyong electorate local climate hero, Michael Staindl, faces bankruptcy and the loss of his house to […]
Rehashing the past – badly
By 2353NM Feeling some pain from the self-imposed ‘wedges’ of the religious ‘freedom’ legislation in the middle of February, Prime Minister Scott Morrison changed tack. […]
Climate change has created two very typical states of environmental disasters in the Australian landscape
By John Haly Was Banjo Paterson’s 1889 poem “Clancy, of the Overflow”, acknowledging a country of flooding plains? In not, Dorothea Mackellar’s “Sunburnt country” was […]
Well, that was a waste of empathy training
By Kathryn Clearly, if the callously inhumane, self-promoting ScoMo had any training (whatsoever) in empathy, he failed abysmally! There are stone cold reptiles, starving carnivorous […]
Scott Morrison is the gift that keeps on giving
By Kerri He says people shouldn’t expect help after flooding and the army is not waiting just around the corner to help them. It’s like […]
The Power Syndrome
By Ad astra What a contrast we’ve witnessed on our TV screens these last few weeks. As we tuned into the Winter Olympics we saw […]
We’ll get by with a little help from our friends
We’ve always had an unwritten motto at The AIMN: “We’re not here to make a profit. Instead, we’re here to make a difference.” We’d like […]
More Bipartisan Flood Mitigation Projects in Challenging Times?
By Denis Bright Delivering financial support for sustainable infrastructure were recommendations of the Morrison Government’s Inquiry into the future of our cities in 2018. Commitment […]
We shouldn’t laugh about Morrison’s COVID, we should cry
By Andrew Wicks Yes, Scott Morrison has COVID. But jokes aside, how did the most protected man in the country fail to protect himself? Late […]
The Karma Bus
By 2353NM It’s not hard to make the case that the karma bus found Prime Minister Scott Morrison in February 2022. A whole lot of […]
To Putin, Ukraine is his Taiwan
By Trisha De Borchgrave Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s obsession with Taiwan and Ukraine (and their egos) collectively threaten to spark a nuclear war. […]
The savagery of ignorance – We will decide
By David Ayliffe “We will decide” When the savagery of ignorance makes the savagery of innocence The cruellest cut of all. “Who will come.” As […]
European Union awards UniSA prestigious Centre of Excellence
University of South Australia (UniSA) Media Release The University of South Australia has been awarded a prestigious Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence from the European […]
There are better options than tax cuts
By 2353NM Prime Minister Scott Morrison spent the Christmas break this year promoting Australia opening up to the world regardless of the increasing threat of […]