Is sex education the next target of the Australian right wing?
By James Moylan ‘The Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society’, at La Trobe University, have created a sex education package for years 7 […]
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The West is learning about Collective Responsibility
By Matthew Mitchell We are starting to realise that all the little decisions we make about what to do, or what not to do really […]
Be a 2016 Budget winner
In two weeks Treasurer Scott Morrison will hand down his first Budget. The mainstream media has started hurling speculation at us as to what it […]
We could all do what Labor asks
If you don’t vote Labor or advocate for change in Labor, then don’t bother reading any further. A large number of our readers have indicated […]
The new age of direct democracy in Australia
By Famida Rahman While the notion of direct democracy epitomises the true will of the people, the impracticality and inefficiency of this system has lead […]
Kenya: What Happened with the International Criminal Court
By Tracie Alymer Kenya is a very interesting case, which impacts upon the rest of the world in a way that could never possibly be […]
The ICC debunked
By Tracie Aylmer Over the past year, people have come to me asking about the International Criminal Court (ICC). While I have recently tried to […]
Education: CHOICE ARCHITECTURE OR NUDGING YOUR STUDENTS TOWARD SUCCESS
“You want to nudge people into socially desirable behaviour, do not, by any means, let them know that their current actions are better than the […]
Book Review: “Smarter, Faster, Better” by Charles Duhigg
“Motivation is more like a skill, akin to reading or writing, that can be learned and honed. Scientists have found that people can get better […]
Likely arguments in Day v Regina
By James Moylan Even given that there are generally only two or three flavours of opinion available in the Australian media regarding any given topic, […]
I am a colonial boy
Paul G. Dellit and James Moylan have written some outstanding political articles for The AIMN. Their skills, however, run far deeper, as their latest offerings […]
“It’s a natural phase in life”
Tracie Aylmer is a human rights advocate who believes in respect for all, and has written many articles about the injustice being dealt to asylum […]
10 Million
Sometime over the next couple of days we’re going to reach what we reckon will be a fairly impressive milestone: AIMN articles will welcome their […]
Wealth abuse, taxation and religion
By Brian Morris For three long years the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse heard tragic testimony from thousands of victims of abuse perpetrated by […]
Religious leaders and political change
Denis Bright raises the growing profile of mainstream international religious leaders in political debate and even international relations. At Havana Airport en route to Mexico, […]