Living With Our Expensive AUKUS Nuclear Submarines
By Denis Bright Will we all continue to live with those dark AUKUS nuclear submarines? The Christmas edition of The Australian (24-25 December 2022) released […]
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‘No Say Day’: the Last Day Youth Voices are Represented in Parliaments Around the World
Business Wire Media Release 50% of the world’s population is under 30, compared to just 2.6% of parliamentarians globally*. If this ratio were reflected in […]
Ongoing Travel and Sustainable Freight Sagas: Confronting Affordability and Accessibility Barriers
By Denis Bright Recent problems with Jetstar flight bookings to Bali are the tip of the structural problems of maintaining affordable passenger and sustainable freight […]
The LNP: Do they ever learn?
By Kathryn Hmmm, after the people of Australia resoundingly voted against the LNP in order to kick that repugnant little war mongering garden gnome, John […]
Home Affairs Escalation Required
By Jane Salmon As Sent to Andrew Giles, Clare O’Neil, Anthony Albanese, Tony Burke, Chris Bowen, Richard Marles, Penny Wong, Bill Shorten, Ged Kearney. Happy […]
We’re still young
My, the years have flown by very quickly: today is The AIMN’s 10th birthday. It’s fair to say it’s been a busy 10 years. Since […]
Number 1 for 2022: Jenny Morrison Slammed For Lack Of Manners!
The countdown is over! In proving that satire and a good laugh can lift our spirits in the darkest of political times, Number 1 goes […]
Number 2 for 2022: Worst debt blow-out in the developed world refutes Coalition claims of economic competence
We continue the countdown to our Top 5 most viewed articles in 2022. Number 2 goes to Alan Austin for this piece from April: Worst […]
Number 3 for 2022: Morrison is an “arsehole”, just ask his colleagues
We continue the countdown to our Top 5 most viewed articles in 2022. Number 3 goes to Kaye Lee for this article from February: Morrison […]
Number 4 for 2022: What a complete waste of time the last nine years have been
We continue the countdown to our Top 5 most viewed articles in 2022. Number 4 goes to perennial Top 5 finisher Kaye Lee for this […]
Number 5 for 2022: Why is Scott Morrison remaining in the Parliament?
Today we begin the countdown to our Top 5 most viewed articles in 2022. Number 5 goes to John Lord for this piece from June […]
Labor to fix the broken carbon credit scheme and re–introduce true Emission(s) Trading
By Callen Sorensen Karklis During the 2007 federal election, both the ALP and Coalition led by Rudd and Howard fought a key election on industrial […]
Australian Labor: Attending to Our Rivers of Concern?
By Denis Bright As the high noon of the summer holiday season approaches, the Albanese Government had a last hurrah with the passage of those […]
Community gardens: Growing global citizens one child at a time
University of South Australia Media Release It’s often said that ‘from little things, big things grow’. Now, research at the University of South Australia is […]
Have we got a deal for you
By 2353NM There is a conspiracy theory that suggests that birds (in the USA at least) aren’t real. The claim is that all the birds […]