A Reclaimed Australia
By Richard O’Brien Yesterday, Australia’s own far-right wing group, the United Patriots Front, announced their plans to form a new political party to run candidates […]
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Islamism, Atheism, and the ‘Voldemort’ effect
By Brian Morris An atheist view of Islamic extremism is well-founded; on two fronts. One is that most western Muslims don’t follow authoritarian Islam, and […]
Terrorism – The bottom line
By Richard O’Brien So what does Daesh (aka ISIS/ISIL/IS) really stand for? Profit. With assets of around US$2 billion – much of it obtained from […]
Disruptive Technologies and the Laissez Faire Dream
By Shane Crocker The Australian Competition Policy Review (also known as the Harper Review) was released on 31 March 2015. The “Review of Competition Policy” […]
Just in time for Christmas . . .
By Richard O’Brien With Christmas just around the corner, Commonwealth Toys ® has announced a new range of action figurines – the Political Leaders series. […]
Virus Alert
By Richard O’Brien CSIRO scientists have announced they have discovered a new and virulent strain of the Hanson virus infecting Australian fauna. Following a major […]
The price of solar in India could fall below that of coal within 5 years
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a KPMG report published this month, the price of solar power has declined more than that expected by many […]
War, what is it good for?
By Richard O’Brien With all due deference to Edwin Starr … 2, 3, 4 War, huh, yeah What is it good for Absolutely nothing Uh-huh […]
Is the Bible the same as the Koran?
By Bob Rafto The Paris terrorist attacks were horrific and like any other terrorist attack they leave a trail of grief for the victims’ families […]
The FASTER way to successful carbon pricing
By Dr Anthony Horton In recent blogs I have discussed the extent to which decisions made by Government, the private sector and individuals are precipitating […]
Sometimes saying stuff is hard
By Richard O’Brien “France drops 20 bombs on IS stronghold” Sometimes saying stuff is hard. Like when you see a depressingly predictably headline like this, […]
All you need is love
If only we all shared the thoughts on life of AIMN reader Richard O’Brien, what a much better world this will be. Beyond expressing my […]
Screaming Freedom: Day of the Imprisoned Writer
By Janet Galbraith ‘… the protection of the right to freedom of expression – the freedom to express ideas without fear of attack, arrest or […]
Set the girls free, Mr Turnbull
A letter from the heart, by Bob Rafto Dear PM Turnbull During Abbott’s tenure as PM the population was on high alert, not because of […]
Does a successful ERF auction bid really help an Australian company to remain competitive?
By Dr Anthony Horton Now that the results of the second Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) auction have been released, I think it is reasonable (and […]