Uluru closes gate forever
Is the Office Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) closing our Anangu services and organisations on Anangu country as of next week? The Minister for Indigenous […]
Articles by The AIM Network
Dirty money is buying politics and party rooms
GetUp! Media Release The cycle of climate denial and inaction will not be broken while fossil fuel money is bankrolling elections and dictating party room […]
Teflon Lies and Mowing Lawns: The Afghanistan Papers
Afghanistan is a famous desert for empires, a burial ground which has consumed those in power who thought that extra fortification and trading most might […]
Manual for screwing the Earth – Part one: Personal Prerequisites
By Elizabeth Dangerfield Here is a Users’ Manual for screwing the Earth. Screwing the Earth is not difficult providing you are prepared to be forceful […]
More Clive James: Climate Change Sceptic (Part 2)
(Continued from Part 1) Opinion and Science In The Australian, 17 January, 2020, John Carroll, professor emeritus of Sociology at La Trobe University, wrote under […]
Pentecostalism – The decline, infiltration and fall of Australian Democracy
By Steve Davies Pentecostalism – The decline, infiltration and fall of Australian Democracy There is a strong sentiment that there’s something not right with the […]
More Clive James: Climate Change Sceptic (Part 1)
This discussion continues from the previous post “Clive James: Climate Change Sceptic” published in The AIMN recently. That post took four lines of Clive James’s […]
We. Have. No. Water.
Dear All, I have just emailed the Premier and Barnaby Joyce to tell them that I am starting a social media campaign. (I don’t actually […]
First day back at the Parliamentary Coal Face
By Jane Salmon This summer a rather lot has changed. What’s the bet that next Tuesday Scott Morrison shakes firies hands in the courtyard of […]
Bridget, the buck is moving. Take a shot!
By David Ayliffe I have some questions for Prime Minister Scott Morrison, and for the Secretary of Prime Minister and Cabinet who is currently investigating […]
Thawing Permafrost – Should We Be Concerned?
By Keith Antonysen Australia is many thousands of kilometres from the Arctic Circle, so why should we be concerned? Australia has been experiencing extremes […]
Future thieves are beyond reason
By Elizabeth Dangerfield The trouble with reasonable people is that they are so reasonable. They play by the rules. They tolerate the intolerable. They try to conquer their […]
A rant and a challenge
By Al Ross This article was written to challenge anyone who has ever made an absolute statement on any issue. (Oh, the irony). Preface One: […]
Grief for the Present, Grief for the Future
By Elizabeth Dangerfield Like so many in Australia at this moment, my anxiety about the future has impacted on my mental health. But those who […]