Labour politics
By RD Wood According to George Megalogenis’ documentary Making Australia Great, Australia managed the global financial crisis of 2008 through a strong and decisive economic […]
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How not to negotiate a deal 101
By Steve Laing Jennifer Wilson has written an excellent piece today on this particular story which I commend you to read, but I’d like to […]
It’s not your fault you are filled with hate
Got up this morning with one thing in mind, and that’s getting our young boy Noah ready for his first day at high school.In the […]
Walk for freedom soon to reach Canberra
Media release Walk for Freedom Reaches Canberra 4th Feb, 2017 Event: Completion of 1194km ‘Walk for (Refugee) Freedom” from Adelaide to Federal Parliament, Canberra ACT Date: Sat […]
Computer says ‘no’
By 2353NM Once upon a time, someone came up with an economic theory that robbery was good for the economy. The theory was along the […]
Still all the way with the USA
By Denis Bright Still All the Way with the USA: The Appeasement Policies of Australian Leaders in the ‘America First’ Era The Trump Administration’s ‘America […]
Castles in Spain and Beyond: Summer Days in Europe 2017
By Denis Bright With the good currency conversions to the Euro and the British pound, some Australians will be looking forward to extended travel in […]
Is Pauline Hanson a Dinky Di Aussie?
By Redcuchulain How we define who is Australian and what we mean by “Australian” has become strong focus over many years. With the rise of nationalism […]
The making of Australia: a foreign piece of work
A letter sent to The AIM Network 28 January, 2017 for the attention of Michael Taylor Dear Michael, I have listened to, and now read […]
Abrupt Climate Change: there’s strength in the science
By Keith Antonysen Various contrarian opinions are based on the fundamental premise of anthropogenic climate change in relation to how light interacts with radiated infrared. […]
Federal ICAC: The Keys to the Electoral Mint?
By Tim Jones Would the promise of a Federal ICAC give one of the majors the keys to the electoral mint? Tim Jones urges Turnbull […]
Centrelink debt: Guilty until proven innocent
By John Haly Centrelink has been fraudulently issuing debt notices to people who owe no money. Persons so identified are then harassed and threatened […]
Social Market Solutions to Underemployment: Or more traction for the miracle of the market?
By Denis Bright With youth unemployment exceeding 25 per cent in some regions, bipartisan support should be forthcoming to expand new training and employment programmes. […]
Labor/Democrat/Green: Conservatives in bunny suits.
By James Moylan Who is to blame for Trump? This seems to be the abiding obsession of our journalistic class. If you are a right […]
Turnbull Government ought to be shut down for fraud
By David Tyler Australia is way ahead of the game in terms of using government policies and processes to punish and isolate our most disadvantaged […]