The Tragedy of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran
The tragedy of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran is nearly at an end. Do they really deserve to die? Damian Smith reports. I have watched […]
International Women’s Day lunch venue highlights lack of understanding from the Government
How out of touch is the government when it comes to addressing domestic violence? Totally, reports Jennifer Ellem. There are times when you hear something […]
Liberals’ Ludicrous Logic
The Intergenerational Report was released today. It was late. Which, I understand, is illegal. But this is a government that seems to believe that, well, […]
Government without a goal
Everything this government does is designed to achieve one of two goals: to get the budget into surplus or to get themselves re-elected. And that […]
Same Story, Same Mistakes
So we are sending more troops to Iraq. The first question that comes to mind is: Why? PM Tony Abbott says “this is absolutely in […]
Poll Bounce – The Good News For Abbott!
Ok, over the past few weeks, the following things have happened: The Liberals considered getting rid of Tony Abbott. Phil Ruddock was dumped as the […]
Time to fix this unholy mess
With the change of government in Victoria and a promise by Premier Daniel Andrews to make Victoria the education state, is it possible that this […]
They’re here, they’re there, they’re everywhere. So beware!
When the IPA published their wish list of 75 plus 25 ways to “reform” Australia, they conceded that it was “a deliberately radical list. There’s […]
Keeping active if you have chronic conditions
Chronic conditions can strike at any age. For some conditions, such as the arthritis family, exercise is vital. Yet one can easily over do it […]
We’re giving away an iPad
Many people have emailed The AIMN to ask if we will be introducing a ‘subscriber pays’ system. The short answer to that is “NO”. The […]
Abbott’s disaster relief payment cuts are a disaster
The town I live in and surrounding areas have just endured a cyclone. The damage is heartbreaking. The stories from people and the hardship […]
Is Bill the ALP’s Squishy Version of Tony?
Is Bill the ALP’s squishy version of Tony, and if so, what is Malcolm? Paul G. Dellit offers a candid answer. My partner said I […]
The real stitch-up
Tony Abbott has been sneeringly yelling at anyone who will listen, if there are any of those left, that the government has no confidence in […]
What If Abbott Had Become A Bishop?
Ok, it’s been on the tip of my tongue. Or the back of my mind. And anyway is there a difference? I suddenly worked out […]
In front of six flags
While the spill motion two weeks ago was a point of interest across all demographics of Australian life, it has now morphed into something far […]