Turnbull: women must be respected but only if they are of our tribe
If you can take away the freedom of one man [sic] you strike at the liberty of all. I don’t think the truth of that […]
Malcolm Turnbull
Looking Back At My 2015 Predictions!
The loss of Tony Abbott as PM has at least meant that the ludicrousness is over. And while he’s still making the odd appearance to […]
The terrier has fangs
Malcolm Turnbull would love voters to think he’s a fluffy white dog who wouldn’t hurt a fly. How can a man who adorably blogs on […]
Has anything changed? Not judging by the comments
While many Australians, and no doubt the rest of the world, are still breathing a collective sigh of relief at the deposal of Tony Abbott, […]
A Political Watcher’s Pig Heaven
Over the last two years a number of articles have been written here at the AIMN about tax expenditures and the need to rein them in if […]
Talking up Australia’s Middle Power Diplomacy
By Denis Bright What are the implications for Australian sovereignty of the broadening and strengthening of commitment to the Australia US military alliance in The […]
We need a feminist
Australia now has a female Minister for Women. The only trouble is, she isn’t a feminist. Now I know many people attach all sorts of […]
Australia’s $234 billion climate gamble
By Dr Anthony Horton As of last year, China and the US were first and third on the list of Australia’s trading partners. Australian trade […]
Shock Jocks, Turnbull And Housetraining …
Ok, I am aware that there’s a certain type in the media who relies on saying something shocking in order to create the sort of […]
Are some solutions just too easy?
Does it seem to anyone else that we are in election mode? In reality, we are always in election mode but both sides seem receptive […]
Turnbull, Credlin And “Interesting Times”…
“May You Live In Interesting Times” = Chinese Curse. “As they craft their new economic narrative, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Treasurer Scott Morrison must […]
Parliament Would Be Better If We Banned Election Campaigns And Appointed People Randomly For Three Years
Turnbull said something that I agree with. Now, as you know, I’m no fan of Turnbull’s. Mainly because he reminds me of an assistant principal […]
Just smile and the world will be a better place
Last night, thanks to our national broadcaster, we got to see the leaders of the two major political parties in action. Turnbull faced questions from […]
The same but different …
When Turnbull ‘knifed’ Abbott a week ago after publically shaming Abbott’s terrible government on national television while announcing his intent-to-knife, I wondered how the mainstream […]
Winning back trust
When Greg Hunt appointed Gregory Andrews to be our first ‘Threatened Species Commissioner’ in July last year, few people other than Chris Graham at New […]