Turnbull Admits That Politicians Are More Important Than People In Shopping Centres!
Well, yet again I’ve let a member of the Abbott Government distract me from what I was intending to write about. I was going to […]
‘Heads should roll’: An Historical Perspective on Terrorism for the Abbott Neoconservative Government
Dr Strobe Driver examines the deeper components of terrorism and the regretful ‘heads should roll’ issue being popularised by the Prime Minister. ‘Heads should roll’ […]
The sound of nodding heads
In the lead up to the last election, the vast majority of voters indicated the economy was the most important issue. There is no doubt […]
“Tony Abbott has never apologised for the lies he told the Australian people”
I have always been among the first to be critical of Bill Shorten, but when he deserves more favourable recognition I want to be among […]
Gay Marriage and why Australia is the developed country left behind
While many Australians are also celebrating the legalisation of same-sex marriage in the United States, they are appalled that our own government treats this as […]
An Open Letter to Tony Abbott
Dear Tony Abbott, I will try to keep this letter brief as I know you have a short attention span and since you’ve never responded […]
Why I Support Tony Abbott (And Why You Better Too!)
Ok, I’m not a dual citizen, so I’m pretty safe from the new laws going through Parliament. (I’d refer to them as “the new Bill”, […]
Understanding Abbott
Tony Abbott came to power on a very clear platform. He stands for small government. Unless we are talking action on climate change where, rather […]
Banishment from the Kingdom
If you’re a fan of fantasy fiction, the concept of banishment from the kingdom is hardly new. The protagonist will often start out in the […]
Keeping your head about you
AIMN reader Colin Price has a say: Here is an angle to the Zaky Mallah/ABC circus that may not have been picked up on: By […]
Fool me once…
Watching the Abbott government is like watching the rerun of a movie with the same script but worse actors. Consider Howard in 2001 as he approached […]
Avoiding data retention
In her article ‘Good luck citizens, we’re on our own’ Sally Baxter warned that: Deep end or shallow, Australia’s data retention laws are a reminder […]
Retrospectivity or Why “Heads Should Roll” at the ABC
As I flicked through the Murdoch Muckraker this morning, I spied a headline where I had difficulty deciding whether the sub-editor had a sense of […]
Bill, surely you don’t think Tony’s going to read your petition
‘Support our TAFEs’ said the email from Bill Shorten. Bill went on to say: Information Technologies, Engineering Technologies, Graphic Design & Cloud Technologies… We know […]
Whose side are you on, Tony?
Ten flags now, is it? Really! Tony Abbott’s lack of diplomatic skills and his limited vocabulary are the main reason he gets himself into […]