Whatever it takes
By 2353NM Some years ago, a plumber was telling me when they came back from the local pie shop with lunch to that day’s worksite, […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Some Avoidance Clouds Over Delivery of the Treasurer’s Economic Statement and the October Budget
By Denis Bright Australians are still waiting for a real response from the Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor to Jim Chalmers’s economic statement. Angus Taylor’s media […]
The Australian Government’s war against ugly truths
By Steve Davies Why it matters: During the 2022 elections the Labor Party promised to create a National Integrity Commission and reform public sector whistle […]
Avoiding the lunatic fringe
By 2353NM The Australian political system is far from perfect. We have made an art form out of humiliation and ill treatment of refugees that […]
The legacy of the “visionless plodder”
By Kathryn Considering that the diabolical, plodding, non-achieving, bone-idle sloth Morrison rose to power within the LNP on the back of his ruthless backstabbing betrayal […]
World first experiment using drones for wildlife health checks
University of South Australia Media Release A University of South Australia PhD student can now add ‘world first’ to her CV after collaborating with global […]
Another way of doing politics
By Ad astra Are you are weary of contemporary politics as I am? Weary of the continual ‘left’ versus ‘right’ tussle? Weary of its sameness, […]
Enraged evangelists subvert Christianity
By Brian Morris Staggeringly, there are more than 45,000 incarnations of Christianity in the world, according to the Centre for the Study of Global Christianity. […]
The Dangers of believing the Mythology of Others
By Andrew Klein “Come back with your shield – or on it” (Plutarch, Mor.241) “was supposed to be the parting cry of mothers to their […]
Divine Right to Rule and the Delusion of the Religious Right
By Andrew Klein In Western tradition there is a concept of kings and queens ruling by divine right, you have to imagine ‘God’ giving his/her […]
Refugees and Changing Political Narratives
By Andrew Klein The challenges of the Global Refugee Crisis often appear unmet or lost in the narrative of political leaders attempting to use the […]
Net 0 by 2050 – How big is the challenge?
By Newman Fergard Given Angus Taylor’s figures have at times been rubbery (ref: Clover Moore’s travel “spend”) and the following based on figures published by […]
Revisionism
By Ad astra Revisionism is a general term that can be used with both positive and negative connotations for any scholarly practice dedicated to revising […]
Breaking the cycle of homelessness
My thoughts on the @ceosleepout, by Joey King How did I get here? I’m educated, articulate and used to be involved in my community through […]
The wars no one wants to see
By Andrew Klein Our communities are under attack; we see families collapse and people struggling where there is no community support. Women surviving on the […]