Stopping the Travellers
AIMN reader Anne N Byam shares some of her views with us. First, this Government will do absolutely NOTHING to improve health initiatives, give refuge […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Australian and Global Political Subversion, Global Corporatism and Neo-Liberalism
Is Australia on its way to becoming a plutocracy? Andreas Bimba investigates and discovers that the answer is a frightening ‘yes’. The neo-conservatives in the […]
If I were Bill Shorten – on a vision for the nation
What would you say if you were Bill Shorten? Respected blogger Ad astra has some ideas that Bill would be wise to heed. Last week […]
Conservative ideology and the Intergenerational Report: why Hockey had to remove all reference to inequality
Why did Joe Hockey and Tony Abbott remove all reference to inequality and income and wealth distribution in the Intergenerational Report? Warwick Smith investigates. A […]
There’s always something to talk about
There’s always something to talk about. Certainly far more than we can write about. “What we need then” said our wise heads, “is a forum […]
Handling Toddler Tantrums: Soothing the Savage Beast
Most parents have had to deal with tantrums from their children particularly when kids are at a young age. Matt Rae offers a few tips […]
Of Fairy Tales and Sea Stories
The Intergenerational Report has been roundly condemned by most sections of the media, mainstream and social. Edward Eastwood throws in his two cents worth by […]
The Tragedy of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran
The tragedy of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran is nearly at an end. Do they really deserve to die? Damian Smith reports. I have watched […]
International Women’s Day lunch venue highlights lack of understanding from the Government
How out of touch is the government when it comes to addressing domestic violence? Totally, reports Jennifer Ellem. There are times when you hear something […]
We’re giving away an iPad
Many people have emailed The AIMN to ask if we will be introducing a ‘subscriber pays’ system. The short answer to that is “NO”. The […]
Is Bill the ALP’s Squishy Version of Tony?
Is Bill the ALP’s squishy version of Tony, and if so, what is Malcolm? Paul G. Dellit offers a candid answer. My partner said I […]
Back to the Seventies . . . Remember Social Security?
Do you remember the days when better systems were in place to help the unemployed? Loz Lawrey reflects on those better days, and where the […]
If I were Bill Shorten – on healthcare
This is the first in a series on policy by respected blogger Ad astra; policy that might improve this nation’s situation, policy that Bill Shorten […]
Mining the data on child sex abuse
Is Tony Abbott trying to use an ill-informed myth about the link between metadata and child sex abuse in the hope that the Opposition, the […]
Dinner Time Science and Vegetarians
Getting kids to eat at dinner time can often be a struggle. Matt Rae and his partner found that sometimes it’s just a matter of […]