Preparing for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and Cooling a Century of Korean Tensions
By Denis Bright Cheers to the voters of South Korea who elected Democratic Party President Moon Jae-in to office in May 2017 with a convincing […]
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A Firm “No” to Sports Diplomacy at Shepparton, Victoria
By Denis Bright The federal LNP refused visas to U-19 Teams from the DPR Korea to participate in qualifying events in Shepparton, Victoria. The transfer […]
Is Australia a morally backward society?
By Outsider On 16 October 2017 Australia was elected, uncontestedly, to the United Nations Human Rights Council. The General Assembly elects the members which occupy […]
GetUp! vs the IPA: The sequel?
By Kyran O’Dwyer It’s hard to know if this belongs in the category of ‘satire’ or ‘news’. Does modern Australian politics require a new category? […]
2017: the Top 5
We can all agree that politically, 2017 was a boring year: 365 days of nothing but the monotony of watching a woeful government led by […]
Hypocrisy shall be his epitaph
By Loz Lawrey As Australia suffers the stewardship of a man apparently devoid of vision, inspiration and the self-confidence and character to truly lead, the […]
Is your cheap food worth it?
By Rowan (a small farmer in Victoria). Have you noticed how the supermarkets have changed their policies on misshapen fruits after the ABC series of […]
Becoming a republic, the Turnbull way
By Outsider “I am a highly transactional businessman like you” Turnbull to Trump, 28 January 2017. Prime Minister Turnbull is reported in The Guardian Australia […]
It’s our birthday. We’re 5!
The idea of The Australian Independent Media Network sprung up in response partly to this quote from the Under the radar article on the now-retired Café […]
Turnbull’s end
About the same time as Malcolm Turnbull’s Coalition won the last general election, Nick Earls wrote an article in The Guardian discussing how various […]
Capitalism: can we give it back?
By Loz Lawrey Human beings are self-aware. We can dream. We can imagine. We can visualise. We can turn thought into action. Great Apes that […]
Crossing the Australian Social Divide: The Case of Riverview, Queensland
By Denis Bright Come on a journey to just one of many social divides in Australian living standards. The Brisbane River at Riverview is the […]
The Life of Brian to be outlawed?
By Terence Mills Just before Christmas Scott Morrison, without any provocation, came out and said that in 2018 he will fight back against discrimination and […]
AAARRRGGGHHH
By Kyran O’Dwyer What is it with these self-opinionated, privileged fools and their pathetic ‘minders’ (the mainstream media (MSM))? For more than a year now, […]
Death by a thousand cuts. Republican style.
By Peter Mcc US politics is looking pretty interesting at the moment. There’s a lot of conjecture about whether Donald Trump will survive his current […]