Are we there yet?
The greatest harm does not often come via gun, it comes under the guise of ‘protection’, ‘good intentions’ and ‘care’. In all our communities and […]
Articles by The AIM Network
The cost of ideology
By 2353NM Given recent events in Australia, you could say the price of political ideology is $1.2 billion, as that is the settlement the Coalition […]
The distortion of the Australian public sphere: Media ownership concentration in Australia
The following article, by Associate Professor Johan Lidberg, first appeared in Australian Quarterly (Jan-Mar 2019) and is reproduced here with the permission of the Editor-in-Chief […]
Dutton Defeated in High Court by Refugees
National Justice Project Media Release High Court Refuses to be Treated as “Post Box” by the Minister Refugees who were detained by the government in […]
Seeking the Post COVID Sunshine: More Proactive Resistance and Politics Ahead?
By Denis Bright As most state borders reopen, Australians will welcome a summer with renewed local travel, home gatherings and household renewal projects. In these […]
You gotta hit bottom
By 2353NM Sitting on this side of the Pacific, it seems that the USA has chosen a new President after one term. A sitting President […]
Trump is a cult leader
By Ad astra Do you sometimes ask yourself how it is that President Trump is able to attract and hold such a devoted collection of […]
Emergency department visits surged during 2019-20 bushfire season
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Media Release A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows increases in emergency department visits […]
Opportunity lost: Trump’s presidency
By Matthew Synnott Could there be anyone caught surprised that Donald Trump would be the sore loser that he has shown himself to be? We […]
Truffle munching wallabies shed new light on forest conservation
Edith Cowan University Media Release Feeding truffles to wallabies may sound like a madcap whim of the jet-setting elite, but it may give researchers clues […]
The Odour of Rotten Eggs
Just after WW2 my parents settled into their new home. The stove and cooktop were powered by gas and my mother cooked with gas for […]
How about some honesty?
By 2353NM The last weekend in October would have been a pretty horrible time for Victorians. First on Saturday they found out that Mike Brady […]
Freedom Street: An Immigrant’s Journey into Australia’s Border Protection Cruelty
By Alfred Pek On the 15th of June 2004, it was the day that I first migrated to Australia. I remembered having many first moments […]