We are the exact opposite of what we think we are
Can you imagine trying to have a sensible conversation with a redneck? Matt Hurley considers how it might pan out. It’s not an unusual sight […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Terror Australis: There is a craziness abroad in our wide brown land
By Keith Davis Dangerous small minds control our levers of power and we-the-people are, through our very apathy, steering our country down a path that […]
From Little Acorns: The Unemployed Hit Back!
By Edward Eastwood Sauro -“call me, Sam”, is standing in the front row of a line of protesters outside the Melbourne headquarters of Maxx Employment […]
Global food shock may be very close
By Dr Anthony Horton A new peer reviewed risk assessment produced by Lloyd’s of London shows that humanity may be on the verge of collapse […]
Government Welfare Spin Draws Community Outrage
MARCH AUSTRALIA Media Release, 30 June 2015 A Daily Telegraph article on social welfare (“Australia’s welfare bill to top $190b with taxpayers funding 240 million […]
‘Heads should roll’: An Historical Perspective on Terrorism for the Abbott Neoconservative Government
Dr Strobe Driver examines the deeper components of terrorism and the regretful ‘heads should roll’ issue being popularised by the Prime Minister. ‘Heads should roll’ […]
Gay Marriage and why Australia is the developed country left behind
While many Australians are also celebrating the legalisation of same-sex marriage in the United States, they are appalled that our own government treats this as […]
Keeping your head about you
AIMN reader Colin Price has a say: Here is an angle to the Zaky Mallah/ABC circus that may not have been picked up on: By […]
Avoiding data retention
In her article ‘Good luck citizens, we’re on our own’ Sally Baxter warned that: Deep end or shallow, Australia’s data retention laws are a reminder […]
An amazing recovery
After falling three storeys from a rooftop onto concrete in March last year, Paul McMahon’s loved ones feared the worst. Would he survive? And how […]
Renewables will overtake coal as long as climate pledges are kept
By Dr Anthony Horton According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) wind, solar and other renewables will overtake coal and become the world’s premier electricity […]
Talkin’ shit on the tee-vee
By Ross Sharp “The ABC is out of control and must be reformed!”, howls Andrew Bolt, the Herald-Sun’s resident expert on taste and restraint, and […]
Rudd, Gillard, Abbott, Women, Sex, Why?
By Jennifer Wilson So, if I came away with anything after last night’s final episode of ABC TV’s The Killing Fields, oops, sorry, The Killing Season, […]
Resisting the tide of Australian extremism. If we don’t, who will?
By Keith Davis Already we have the Nazi slogan of ‘Work Will Make You Free’ splattered heavily across our social welfare landscape. ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ […]
More “freedom”, or anarchy?
By Barry Tucker The Liberal Party of Australia believes in more freedom. Sounds good. Beats slavery — for the slaves. But what does it mean? […]