Nice try, Barnaby
August 28 2013: The Coalition has today promised $100 million in funding for the 15 Rural Research and Development Corporations specifically targeted at increasing the […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Any resemblance to responsible factual reporting is purely coincidental
I am wondering how Andrew Bolt is feeling with the release of a trio of new studies in two days which confirm how bad the […]
It’s time to get on with it
To Bill Shorten and the Labor Party, You are no doubt aware of the growing concern amongst progressive voters about your performance. And by performance, […]
We’re not just here for the photos, Tony
As much as Tony Abbott might try to convince us that he is a feminist, unlike his Foreign Minister or his Minister Assisting the Prime […]
Is that all there is?
On December 30 the Liberal Party posted a graphic on their facebook page summarising the “progress made in 2014”. Scrapped the Carbon and Mining Taxes […]
Freedom…well for some of us anyway.
“Freedom of speech is not just an academic nicety but the essential pre-condition for any kind of progress. A child learns by trial and error. […]
Are we a secular state or a bunch of Pell pleasers?
According to Wikipedia, “a true secular state should steadfastly maintain national governance without influence from religious factions.” Considering Australia is a supposedly secular state, religion […]
No changes to the GST – trust me
TONY ABBOTT has delivered a strong message to colleagues pushing for a change in the GST: it won’t be happening anytime soon. Speaking in the […]
Stealing our children’s future
Comparing government debt to putting your groceries on the credit card, which your children will have to pay for after you die, is utterly ridiculous […]
Gina’s web
In 2011, as reported by Graham Readfern at Crikey, Gina Rinehart held a lunch at her house by the Swan River in Perth, at which […]
Propaganda and perfidy
AIMN commenter Phi recently said “I’d also like to see some writing in 2015 on the topic of propaganda and its deviant sibling ‘marketing’ since […]
Remind me why we got rid of carbon pricing?
We all know that the Coalition’s dire predictions about the introduction of the carbon tax proved false – Whyalla was not wiped off the map […]
Things for Labor to ponder in the New Year.
I have been writing for the AIMN for about fourteen months. Tony Abbott being elected Prime Minister made me realise it is all hands on […]
Medi-wedon’t-care
In February this year, while refusing to confirm his government was considering introducing GP co-payments, Tony Abbott said, “As a health minister in a former […]
Jobs and growth…but for who?
The Abbott government says they are all about jobs and growth, but for who? In 2012, unions were outraged by a decision to allow Gina […]