Hospital cuts hurt
By Jane Salmon Hospital cuts hurt people when they are at their most vulnerable: presenting to Accident & Emergency after motor or industrial accidents, for […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Feed a man a fish
By 2353NM Those who missed the ABC’s Lateline last Wednesday night lost the opportunity to learn about a private (they would prefer the term ‘independent’) […]
Cowardly political system is cowardly
By Candy Lawrence So there I was, watching Barnaby Joyce on Q&A explaining pseudo-patiently for the fifth time that he couldn’t do anything about protecting […]
Is Australia breaching UN sanctions against the Democratic Republic of Congo?
By Tracie Aylmer Many of you may wonder why the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) – a country far away in deepest Africa and literally […]
Housing obsession
By Nick Chapman, independent NSW candidate for the Australian Senate. Expensive Housing Housing in Australia is expensive. Sydney was recently ranked in January by Demographia […]
Where fools rush in: The Leasing of the Port of Darwin and the Rise of China
By Dr Strobe Driver Recently on the ABC’s Lateline,[1] Adam Giles the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory (NT) explained the reasons why the lease […]
The art of life
Some of The AIMN’s readers are amazing people, each with an amazing story. Take Peter Conroy, for example. Peter is an emerging artist, having just […]
A climate change catastrophe of our own making
By James Moylan We have just seen a huge coral bleaching event critically impact sections of the northern Great Barrier Reef. The seriously damaged areas […]
Why Australian voters should be getting stirred up about carbon pricing
By Dr Anthony Horton To date, climate change has barely rated a mention in the 2016 Australian Federal double dissolution election campaigns, and we don’t […]
The economics of debating
By 2353NM Economists will tell you that they practise a science in a similar way to chemists, biologists and physicists. If certain inputs are made […]
The Australian finally jumps the shark
By James Moylan Like the majority of Aussies I do not mind too much when the editorial slant of a newspaper colours the nature of […]
“If good men do nothing”
By Callen Sorensen – Karklis Australia: the said land of the fair go and mateship. Australia has a strong history with links to multiculturalism and […]
Yet another reason why one should not vote Liberal
By Tracie Aylmer As many are aware, I relish the International Criminal Court. In my quest to see key politicians accountable for their actions, I […]
What economic plan?
By Ken Wolff Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared that GDP growth of 3.1%, reported by the ABS on 1 June, showed that his plan for […]
It’s all their fault
By 2353NM Have you ever noticed that politicians in general have a great ability to blame others? As an example, here Labor is blaming Prime […]