Maybe I’m Amazed
Is truth and honesty creeping into politics? Ross Sharp swears that he caught glimpse. Mid-morning Sunday last, I am watching ABCNews24, as is my wont, and, […]
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The Wrong ANZAC Day
December 18 is the day that Australia should commemorate Gallipolli and not April 25 argues guest blogger Peter Martin. The 25th April is the wrong ANZAC […]
The Magna Carta
Ever wondered where the long road to achieving the rights of the common man began? Guest blogger Graham Parton, explains. If 2014 was the year […]
What We All Forget About Is Asia
Sir ScotchMistery has been taking a long hard look at Australia-China relations and puts forth his opinion. Disclaimer. The following viewpoints are those of the author […]
Is It Time We Began To Act Outside The Square?
Paul G. Dellit casts a critical eye over the Australian political landscape. The majority of the population believes that the current Australian Government is incompetent, its […]
The Hypocrisy of the Liberal Litigator
Guest blogger Ben Clark examines the actions of a government that claims to support the right to free speech while attempting to muzzle the press. Last […]
Good One, Abbott
Violence erupted between rival groups at the ‘Reclaim Australia’ yesterday. Guest blogger Melissa Frost gives her views. Are you happy, Abbott? Australia is in […]
Bed time – Scourge of the Toddler World
Getting children to bed can often be an exercise in frustration and a test of patience. Guest blogger Matt Rae offers some suggestions. A question […]
If you can’t deal with vulnerability you’ve no business being in government
Are the vulnerable in our society being cared for by those in government? The answer is a firm ‘no’ writes Jennifer Wilson. If there’s one […]
The Asia-Pacific scramble and a ‘larger Australia’
Should Australian governments choose to shift – or be perceived to be shifting – against China, the dangers for Australia will become exponentially greater. Dr […]
iPad winners announced
After 3 weeks the wait is over and the winners have been drawn. But before we announce the winners we would like to take this […]
Metadata retention laws: eroding democracy, increasing risk, and otherwise pointless
“The social and economic costs of the metadata retention law are massive yet the public benefits miniscule” writes business analyst Carl Sudholz. Carl shares his […]
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 […]
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 […]