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 […]
Articles by The AIM Network
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 […]
Tony’s war on terror
By Vanessa Kairies Earlier on in the year I was analysing a summary of the Budget. Of significant interest to me, was the tens of […]
More Than a Market Correction: China in Transition
Denis Bright invites responses about the long-term significance of the structural changes in China’s economy and its global financial outreach. Future implementation of such changes […]
What depth we have plumbed as a nation
By Sir Scotch Misery Perhaps the Sydney Morning Herald has not seen just how ironic today’s story of the little Syrian boy lying dead on […]
What has become of our national character?
By Matt Hurley Australians are blessed with a unique and enduring national character, forged in our relatively short history by events, people and folklore. A […]
From Nuremburg, with a pause for thought
By Julie Farthing I have just recently returned from an extended European holiday, of which two weeks was spent meandering around the German countryside. My […]
Jet-setting, funding-cutting Tony
By Vanessa Kairies Watching the Abbott publicity machine in action this week has been sickening. Visiting cows in his freshly pressed suit was just the […]
Where is the balance and civility?
Has anyone noticed how some people communicate with those who disagree with them when they have the protection of internet anonymity? AIMN reader Mark Needham […]