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An invitation to Tony Abbott

June 13, 2013 Michael Taylor 15

Three months out from the federal election Tony Abbott must be very frustrated. He has only three months to tell us what he will do […]

Poll woes for Julia Gillard – the solution, possibly the final solution!

June 4, 2013 Rossleigh 30

Newspoll is suggesting that the Julia Gillard Labor Government is heading for a thumping. It seems hopeless, and there is speculation that it may start […]

Fast Food, Slow Cooking and the Future of the Media

May 31, 2013 Rossleigh 3

For much of the twentieth century, society was concerned with doing things faster. Fast food outlets, microwave ovens to heat things quickly, instant meals. More […]

Oh please, shoot me now!

February 5, 2013 Michael Taylor 74

Anybody who watched – sorry, laboured through the ABC’s QandA shoot me now could not have helped to notice that, despite the multitude of tweets […]

The people versus Murdoch

January 3, 2013 Michael Taylor 2

Plato (428-348 BC) was opposed to the use of the written word; convinced that it destroyed memory. People, he argued, wouldn’t bother to memorise facts […]

Welcome to The Australian Independent Media Network

January 2, 2013 The AIM Network 52

The idea of The Australian Independent Media Network sprung up overnight in response partly to this quote from the Under the radar article on the […]

paul walter on Catching Pegasus: Mercenary Spyware and the Liability of the NSO GroupI wonder if these are the same maggots who continue
Herbert Rude on First city on Mars – what’s it called?Space colonisation is no more than a military-industrial con and
Denis Hay on It’s time for a faceliftHi Michael, I just emailed you earlier. Some additional info
Michael Taylor on Homer the Greek and his lock-downsGeorge Theodoridis, whose insightful articles on Ancient Greece and Athenian
L Ballaam on A Global Tipping Point: Reclaiming Democracy from Oligarchs and BillionairesI like the optimism of the article, we become a
Jon Chesterson on First city on Mars – what’s it called?Was an agreement ever reached on what to call the
Jon Chesterson on Three Poems, Irony and Apology to ElephantsMore music required? Well that depends on who you speak
Max Gross on The Morrison Government: A textbook case of rampant, moral disengagementAustralia dodged a bullet when loony Pastor Scott finally got
Michael Taylor on Homer the Greek and his lock-downsHello George, Always good to see you. We no longer
George Theodoridis on Homer the Greek and his lock-downsFor some reason, this article is not the original one