The Australian Independent Media Network

By Denis Hay   Description Earth’s Greatest Enemy exposes the U.S. military’s environmental impact – and why Australia’s unquestioning support must be challenged. Watching Earth’s Greatest Enemy is a deeply disturbing experience. Journalist Abby Martin’s […]

One of my daughters, a wise young head, when describing certain individuals of less than stellar intelligence, uses the phrase “he (or she) will never be Prime Minister”. It is a curiously descriptive phrase, because it […]

By Guo Keyu  While Western collector car cultures have spent over a century maturing into mult-billion-dollar industries, China’s story is just getting started. As the world’s largest auto market shifts from raw volume growth to […]

May this circus end sooner rather than later for the sake of all. I. Introduction: When Performance Replaces Strategy In March 2026, U.S. Secretary of Defence (later dubbed “Secretary of War”) Pete Hegseth stood at […]

Bryan Dawe speaks to a senior figure from the Australian Labor Party DAWE: Thanks for joining me. CLARKE: Good to be here, Bryan. Comrade. Great conference. Great, great conference. DAWE: You’re pleased with it. CLARKE: […]

The Israeli embassy in Canberra had warned about it, and, with rattling confidence, thought it appropriate to remind the Australian Labor Party that they were going too far. The concerns – a nice dollop of […]

When genocide is silenced in the name of “unity”: Labor’s festering wound Dedicated to the young Senator, the young Muslim – who dared to speak when others stayed silent. I. Introduction: A Funeral for Unity […]

By Denis Hay   Description Why RBA interest rate rises punish ordinary Australians – and what the federal government could do instead to control inflation. Australia has been told a familiar story: inflation is too […]

This was certainly an occasion when the mouse roared. At least the threatened lion thought so, if the latest hysteria-streaked US State Department report on Cuba is anything to go by. Reading this travesty of […]

Could it be put down to a measure of confidence on his part? On this occasion, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had, in the Wing of Zion, been less cautious in making a journey to […]