‘Free Speech’ corrupted by religious politics
Brian Morris takes on the political correctness of the Left and Right in an attempt to reopen debate on Free Speech, religion vs science, and […]
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Protesters to March In March again
Media Release Three years on from the first March in March protests in 2014, the grassroots March Australia movement will host rallies on Saturday 25 […]
Back to the drawing board, Malcolm
By Peter Hunt Malcolm Turnbull’s example of how the Snowy Mountain Pumped Hydro scheme expansion would make money for the government/s doesn’t stack up. He […]
Thank you, Ms. McManus, and congratulations
Dear friends of The AIMN, On 15 March 2017 the battered Australian Broadcasting Commission went on air with a 7.30 Report interview to Ms. Sally […]
Federal Court rules asylum seekers can keep mobile phones in detention
Media release The Federal Court in Sydney today (17 March 2017) has ruled that asylum seekers have the right to continue their legal fight to […]
A pound of flesh
Well inside his first 100 days, President Trump is facing a revolt from his core constituency. Trump promised a number of ‘initiatives’, from ‘draining the […]
Let’s talk about Energy Subsidies
By Peter McCarthy On March 13 2017, there was an opinion piece in the Australian Financial Review entitled Wind and Solar can only win on […]
The human impact of the Cashless Welfare Scheme
Tina Clausen responds to the Government’s announcement that they will continue the roll out of the Income Management Scheme for all Centrelink beneficiaries, (not just […]
Peace Be Upon All
By Khaled This post has two objectives. It addresses two audiences: 1. Non-Muslims, and 2. Muslims For argument’s sake, let me give you a bit […]
Brandis must GO!
By Ross Hamilton The Attorney General is the nation’s first law officer. That makes her or him our highest law officer in the nation. So […]
Why Barnett lost
By Tracie Aylmer As the election finishes up and Upper House votes with preference deals are finalised, I would like to give another perspective on […]
When the rules don’t matter
By Kyran O’Dwyer We are now three and a half years into the worst attempt at government the IPA has ever launched. At any level, […]
Twenty Twenty-Four – our Orwellian destiny?
By Ad astra Have you ever felt overtaken by the velocity of world events? Have your ever felt overwhelmed by the pace of change? Have […]
An open letter to the LNP regarding the Cashless Welfare Card
By Tina Clausen After having worked as a professional Social Worker for twenty years, including in agency management and interdisciplinary team leader positions, then having […]
The slo mo train wreck that is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
By petermcc Aussie politics has been pretty interesting of late, though I imagine some folk aren’t enjoying it as much as I am. That comes […]