Dear Mr Morrison: “I ask you not to forget Afghanistan”
Nazdana Sultanfar lives in Afghanistan. Below is a letter she wrote to our Prime Minister asking that her country and the appalling treatment of Afghan […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Do the crime – do the time
By 2353NM The reason Dominic Perrottet became Premier of New South Wales is Gladys Berejiklian chose to join the select group of Liberal Party New […]
Independent media: a fight for its survival
Amendments to the Federal Treasurer’s media bargaining code will be tabled in the New Year. In a nutshell, if passed, it will mean that in […]
Modern Money: A New Hope
By Darren Quinn Is Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) radical? Yes. It is especially radical if we go to the roots of the word ‘radical’ which […]
The hypocrisy of Turnbull’s climate commentary
By Andrew Wicks While Malcolm Turnbull routinely advocates for climate change, we should not forget what he did and failed to do when he had […]
Climate change clock ticks as the EU and China work on a Clean Energy Strategy
By Darrell Egan Continental Europe and China share a single landmass and the effort for both parties on a strategy to reach carbon neutral goals […]
Landmark class action lawsuit sees frontline communities sue Australian Government for climate crisis
Commonwealth Government challenged to prevent loss of Torres Strait Islands in lawsuit modelled on world’s most successful climate case First Nations leaders from the remote […]
Should the cowboys rule?
By 2353NM For someone who claims to have Australia’s best interests at heart, Prime Minister Scott Morrison makes some strange choices. He originally claimed he […]
National Farmers Federation needs to abandon farm wars and embrace climate adaption
By David C. Paull At a critical time when farmer lobby groups should be showing leadership in order to maximise the opportunities that new climate-adapted […]
We need better outcomes. But how?
We receive a lot of mail at The AIMN, but this suggestion from one of our readers struck a chord: “As we are facing one […]
Good Cop/Bad cop
By Keith Antonysen If I believed in conspiracy theories, I’d be believing that on climate change the National Party and Liberal Party are playing […]
On the politics behind the Nobel Peace Prize
By Maria Millers It is clear that over the years the Nobel Peace prize has become purely a political exercise drawing criticism from many quarters. […]
Submission to the Regional Telecommunications Review 2021
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Media Release The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) today published its submission to the Regional Telecommunications Review 2021. The submission highlighted the concerns […]
Perrottet tied to ICAC investigation
By TBS Newsbot As Gladys Berejiklian fronts the ICAC over Wagga Wagga, her replacement, Dominic Perrottet, allegedly approved the project. As The Guardian noted, “One of former […]
You have to adapt
By 2353NM Next time your mobile phone takes a photo of the now ubiquitous QR check in image, think of this. In 1888, the Kodak […]