Talking up Australia’s Middle Power Diplomacy
By Denis Bright What are the implications for Australian sovereignty of the broadening and strengthening of commitment to the Australia US military alliance in The […]
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Australia’s $234 billion climate gamble
By Dr Anthony Horton As of last year, China and the US were first and third on the list of Australia’s trading partners. Australian trade […]
The relevance of Tony Abbott
By Paul G. Dellit Now That The Lunatic Is No Longer In Charge Of The Asylum . . . That’s unfair. Tony Abbott neither is […]
A Problem with Judgement
A ‘story’ by Matthew Mitchell. Mary was with a group of friends. They went to the shops together. Mary’s friends all took some items of […]
Review of the Pope’s Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’
By Dr Anthony Horton Upon review of the Pope’s Laudato Si’ from the point of view of a scientist working in the climate change space, […]
Reducing the fossil fuel exposure of your share portfolio is now as easy as 1-2-3
By Dr Anthony Horton Three new climate change indices – the Carbon Efficient Index Series, the Carbon Efficient Select Index Series and the Fossil Fuel […]
Just what does “Stopping the Boats” really mean?
By Archie The Guardian is reporting this morning that yet another boatload of Asylum Seekers has been intercepted. This time off Java’s South coast. In […]
Current climate policies put Australian businesses and jobs at risk
Australian companies that export goods and/or services should be asking themselves whether they are happy for the Federal Government to continue to put their potential […]
Democracy lost?
By Steve Laing Another government, another coup. Since the final Howard Government of 2004, the last three governments have been characterized by having a different […]
It’s the money, stupid
By Alan Ecob As Bill Clinton famously said to win his election,“it’s the economy.” But surely today, he’d have to say “it’s the money”. Why? […]
How do I feel?
By Bob Rafto I know it wasn’t wishful thinking but I’m sure Malcolm said in an interview that his party lied before the last election […]
Another new fridge
Prime Ministers can be like fridges: same manufacturer, different model, writes AIMN reader Steve Laing. We got our last new fridge in 2013. It wasn’t […]
If I lived in Canning
By Vanessa Kairies Western Australia is a beautiful state. I have been to little pockets and it is on my bucket list to explore in […]
A letter to Peter Dutton
By Vanessa Kairies Dear Peter Dutton, If your wife was raped in another country by foreigners and they fled that country to their homeland, would […]
The supermarket giants continue to squeeze small business
By Mel Mac Eight months ago I wrote about this predominately to raise awareness about the plight of newsagents and the two major supermarkets looking […]