I like businesses, but they can’t be in charge
Today a collection of business lobby groups have started an advertising campaign calling on voters to make an election issue of their election wish list: […]
They missed it… again!
Today Bill Shorten laid out his economic plan for the next 10 years. I’m sure you can guess how political journalists reacted? Did they report […]
Ellen DeGeneres Tries To Impose Marxist Agenda!
Ok, first we had those people trying to impose Safe Schools on our children. If God had meant schools to be safe, he wouldn’t have […]
Ten Kids Poorer than Malcolm
The Hashtag #MalcolmWasSoPoor has been trending around the Twitter-verse. This is in response to a recent public video from our Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull. In a […]
The art of life
Some of The AIMN’s readers are amazing people, each with an amazing story. Take Peter Conroy, for example. Peter is an emerging artist, having just […]
Understanding The Implications Of The New Senate Voting System
Ok, I think that I’ve got this right. You can number boxes above the line OR below the line. If you number them above the […]
What will Malcolm say now that the NBN is an election issue?
Much has already been written about Malcolm Turnbull’s disastrous NBN plan though I would just like to add just one thing, by way of a […]
The Folly of Neo-Liberals
It is utterly appalling that the deteriorating state of the Australian economy is being swept under the carpet while Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison continually […]
A climate change catastrophe of our own making
By James Moylan We have just seen a huge coral bleaching event critically impact sections of the northern Great Barrier Reef. The seriously damaged areas […]
Size doesn’t matter, it’s how you use it
When Joe Hockey produced his first fiscal statement, the December 2013 MYEFO, he did everything he could to make the debt and deficit look as […]
We really need to talk about ‘Jobs and Growth’!
Capitalism (as we know it) is in Crisis, and it is going to fail! We live in an increasingly brutal economy. Almost everything is granted […]
Why Australian voters should be getting stirred up about carbon pricing
By Dr Anthony Horton To date, climate change has barely rated a mention in the 2016 Australian Federal double dissolution election campaigns, and we don’t […]
The economics of debating
By 2353NM Economists will tell you that they practise a science in a similar way to chemists, biologists and physicists. If certain inputs are made […]
Have the big three parties shot themselves in the foot?
I am a political tragic. I am one of the few who habitually votes beneath the line in the Senate. I even carry in a […]
The Australian finally jumps the shark
By James Moylan Like the majority of Aussies I do not mind too much when the editorial slant of a newspaper colours the nature of […]