How much more of this incompetence and stupid arrogance do we have to endure?
By Jim McIntosh In an earlier missive, last month, I lamented that our PM had managed to leave our Navy short of effective submarine capacity. […]
Your Say
Can we still avoid Climate Catastrophe?
Clearly, the people elected by the Australian people to govern them are either stupid or insane. If I read the science correctly, we need to […]
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 […]
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. […]
A letter to the editor from Morrie Moneyweather
Editors note: At The AIMN, we take people’s criticisms seriously, even if inflammatory. Although Morrie Moneyweather conveys little interest, The AIMN’s policy is to publish other […]
Why is our government holding us back?
So far as I can see, most of those who claim to be ‘Christian’ are actually adhering to a cult. I grew up in a […]
What does it take?
By Sue Carrigan Seriously, my head is about to explode. Never in my living memory have I had to witness the failings of a Prime […]
Is Albanese accepting nuclear subs?
By Darrell Egan In a statement from Australian Shadow Defence Minster Brendan O’Connor’s office authorised from Labor Leader Anthony Albanese and Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister […]
COVID-19 and mobile phones
What research, if any, has been conducted to determine any possible link between transmission of the virus and the use of a mobile phone? I […]
Why are you so concerned, Poppa? (part 2)
“Why are you so concerned, Poppa? “The future,” I replied. Continued from Part 1. By the end of our walk and the conversation it aroused […]
Why are you so concerned, Poppa? (part 1)
“Why are you so concerned, Poppa?” my granddaughter said to me as we meandered along the pathway adjacent the Maribyrnong River in inner suburban Melbourne. At […]
Simple, simple words, simple, simple thoughts. My methodology of writing when angry
Before writing my next article, l thought l would share my writing technique with you. The one I use when I’m upset with my government […]
Sometimes you wonder if the government gives a damn
I’m in the middle of a dilemma. A very worrying one, actually. My rural Victorian city has been lucky – full credit to our townsfolk […]
NO JAB, NO POKE! : From Lysistrata to Albo
Three hundred dollars per jab? Laughable stuff! Laughable, Albo! Get with the program mate and do what Aristophanes says you should do for Zeus’ sake […]
The saddest thing
My father rarely talked about the war, though when he did it would be no more than a few words. I’m sure that after spending […]