BushFire Victims v the Australian Government
By Bob Rafto Claim: Unspecified damages arising from the catastrophic fires that caused loss of life and property. Your Honour, I submit the following. 23 […]
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Clive James: Climate Change Sceptic
The Climate Change sceptics have been quite excited about the publicity attached to the passing of Clive James, who has been celebrated as a sceptic […]
Who to help?
In response to the tragedies our country was suffering – and still suffering – before Christmas we notified AIMN readers that: We here at The […]
Disruptive Assassinations: Killing Qassem Soleimani
On the surface, it made not one iota of sense. The murder of a foreign military leader on his way from Baghdad airport, his diplomatic […]
Race to the Bottom in the Retail and Service Sectors?
By Denis Bright As 2020 gets underway, it must not be assumed that populist conservative corporate values have smothered generations of commitment to fair wages […]
If ever we wanted a New Year to be better than the last, 2020 is the one
We’ve never found it harder to say “Happy New Year” than now. Given the heartbreak being felt across the country perhaps “Hopeful New Year” seems […]
2019: The Top 5
Welcome to our annual Top 5. Being an election year we expected the Top 5 would have been filled with election talk, but it was […]
Indian Adventures: Policing, Facial Recognition and Targeting Privacy
The chances for those seeking a world of solitude are rapidly run out. A good case can be made that this has already happened. Aldous […]
Hypersonic Putin and Gonzo Weaponry
Weapons of dazzling murderousness have always thrilled military industrial establishments. They make money; they add to the accounts; and they tickle the pride of States […]
Scapegoats for Jamal Khashoggi
The hit squad that went about its deadly business with varying degrees of competence in Istanbul last year is set to be thinned. Five members […]
Christmas Revolutions: The Fall of Ceauşescu
Christmas might be associated with nativities, but in the context of Romania’s Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife, Elena, it came with a butchering. As a […]
Christmas comes but once a year …
… And here it is! Christmas Day, 2019. We wish all our readers, authors, and their families a wonderful Christmas Day. You all deserve it! […]
Help us help
The destruction we are witnessing is touching us all. The loss of life, property and wildlife is heartbreaking. Families, broken. Homes, destroyed. Firefighters perishing. Perishing […]
Medical Opinion, Torture and Julian Assange
On November 27 this year, UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Nils Melzer, delivered an address to the German Bundestag outlining his approach to understanding the […]
The Politics of Trump’s Impeachment
Several features stand out in the impeachment quest against President Donald J. Trump. There is constitutional discourse as mythology and fetish. There is outrage that […]