From Placido Domingo to Meatloaf – When Pathos turned to Bathos
By Paul G. Dellit Ian Macfarlane and Garry Gray gave a joint interview on their departure from politics. Macfarlane made the observation that Australian politics […]
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The Micro Parties Will Survive
The Senate voting reforms don’t reduce the incentive to vote for micro parties. If anything, writes Ben Aveling, these reforms make it easier. There seems […]
Likely arguments in Day v Regina
By James Moylan Even given that there are generally only two or three flavours of opinion available in the Australian media regarding any given topic, […]
Why we need to be intolerant of climate science fools
By James Moylan I am guardedly optimistic that we will eventually come together and designate global warming as being the most pressing issue facing humankind […]
I am a colonial boy
Paul G. Dellit and James Moylan have written some outstanding political articles for The AIMN. Their skills, however, run far deeper, as their latest offerings […]
The Peter Principle again – has the GOVERNMENT reached its level of incompetence?
By Ad astra It is not often that we see The Peter Principle played out before our very eyes. We saw it recently with ex-PM […]
An open letter to the Prime Minister of Australia
By Mike Cullen Dear Prime Minister, I wasn’t sure how to address your government’s latest announcement yesterday. The age old belief that announcing unpopular moves […]
If you can’t control the kids, Mr Turnbull, then you are responsible for the damage
By Noely As any parent can tell you, words matter as much as actions. If your kid mucks up, you just glance at them and […]
The wheelchairs of Anzac Day …
By Benny Bongster My father knew a thing or two about war. He was also a bit of a free-spirited gypsy and ended up serving […]
Why the Greens did what they did
The Greens have come under heavy criticism after they voted with the Coalition to gag debate on the bill to legalise same-sex marriage – something […]
Have a heart, Miranda
By Jane Salmon Miranda Devine’s article ‘The curious case of NDIS and the autism boom’ made me sad enough to cry. Then It made me […]
“It’s a natural phase in life”
Tracie Aylmer is a human rights advocate who believes in respect for all, and has written many articles about the injustice being dealt to asylum […]
10 Million
Sometime over the next couple of days we’re going to reach what we reckon will be a fairly impressive milestone: AIMN articles will welcome their […]
Yes, we do need to talk about the spurious nonsense being taught to children in our schools
By James Moylan This week the Liberal Senator for South Australia, Cory Bernadi, told SKY News that the Safe Schools Project is actually aimed at […]
Malcolm’s Bitter Harvest
By Ad astra It would be trite to begin with the platitude: You reap what you sow. To Malcolm Turnbull though, that cliché must have […]