War, what is it good for?
By Richard O’Brien With all due deference to Edwin Starr … 2, 3, 4 War, huh, yeah What is it good for Absolutely nothing Uh-huh […]
Your Say
Is the Bible the same as the Koran?
By Bob Rafto The Paris terrorist attacks were horrific and like any other terrorist attack they leave a trail of grief for the victims’ families […]
All you need is love
If only we all shared the thoughts on life of AIMN reader Richard O’Brien, what a much better world this will be. Beyond expressing my […]
Dear Mr Murdoch
By Bob Rafto. Dear Mr Murdoch Life’s good for an old fella it seems and may you live long to enjoy it. However, there is […]
Confusion in the Turnbull Government
Much about the Turnbull Government confuses me. Either I don’t know what they’re talking about, or they themselves have no idea what they’re talking about. […]
Ms Gillard’s sickening hypocrisy laid bare
It was with disbelief, and finally contempt, that I watched excerpts of the Al Jazeera interview with former Prime Minister Julia Gillard on the topic […]
George Brandis obviously wants two laws
Oh, shoot me, please. Attorney General George Brandis has: . . . hit out at criticism of Tony Abbott’s religious beliefs, describing the “ridicule” to […]
Bill Shorten takes climate change seriously, so guess who isn’t happy with him?
‘The frontline of climate change’ was the appealing subject of the email I received from Labor this morning. It read: [textblock style=”3″] We often talk […]
Why would anybody want to re-elect this government?
Voters must have an intense dislike of asylum seekers. The latest Morgan Poll is great for the government, which sees them leading the opposition 56.5/43.5. […]
Co-incidence or Prophecy? And a Mystery.
By Bob Rafto A chapter in the book Divine Inspirations Vol 1. – The Art of Bob Rafto It was in late 2005 that I […]
They are not economic refugees, Mr Abbott
Liberated from his stand-in job as Prime Minister, Tony Abbott is now free to impart his wisdom on the world stage. Last night his ‘wisdom’ […]
Metadata, Australia and Edward Snowden
By Daniel Ellery I have some thoughts, one being that this war on ‘terrorism’ has created through surveillance on unparalleled scales, the largest form of […]
Give Labor a big tick
It was bound to happen and I’m glad it did. After weekly emails from Labor – that were generally pointless or simply wanted me to […]
Can America really ban guns?
By Kerri Lynn I just read a NY Times article/debate on the Gun Lobby’s power in US politics and gun control. We all know the […]
Who provides the news: Journalists or Twitter?
I’ve noticed recently that a number of articles in the mainstream media revolve around what people are saying on Twitter. I settle into any particular […]