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Government for the Common Good is serving us well. May it continue to do so.

7 July 2026 John Lord 0

The relationship between politics and the common good remains a central and contested issue within Australian politics. This essay argues that, in contemporary Australia, partisan interests and the pursuit of political power largely overshadow efforts […]

Rate rises: but in whose interest

7 July 2026 AIMN Editorial 3

By Dr Martha Knox-Haly Let’s get straight to the essentials. One, the Reserve Bank of Australia is not doing its job (and raising interest rates is not going to help the RBA do its job […]

World Cup Trump Cards: Infantino, FIFA and the Meddlesome US President

7 July 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 6

Yet again, FIFA, and its chief, Gianni Infantino, have distinguished the game of football by showing what it is all about. Not glorious athletes representing code and country across the globe. Not the sense of […]

It’s time to rethink how we buy, wear and repair clothes

7 July 2026 AIMN Editorial 0

Adelaide University Media Release A new Adelaide University report has found South Australians are still overwhelmingly buying clothes new, despite growing awareness of circular fashion options. In its survey of almost 600 South Australian residents […]

Community to Rally in Red to Save Marian St Theatre

7 July 2026 AIMN Editorial 0

Media Release Residents are urged to wear red at a major rally as the campaign to save historic Marian St Theatre enters its final weeks. For over 100 years, Marian Street Theatre has been a […]

Democratic leaders war support may sink their second straight presidential candidate in ’28

6 July 2026 AIMN Editorial 5

By Walt Zlotow Astoundingly, Kamala Harris received 6,265,300 less votes for president in 2024 than Joe Biden received in 2020. Polling revealed the biggest reason was Biden’s all out support of Israel’s genocide of Palestinians […]

Australia economy balance: industry vs. sustainability.

The Outrageously Simple Solution To All Our Economic Woes

6 July 2026 Rossleigh 9

Yesterday I was reading an article about how a poor small business owner was being forced to close owing to the fact that they weren’t making enough money… Now let me be quite clear here: […]

Take Back the Flag

6 July 2026 AIMN Editorial 8

By James Moore There were only a few U.S. flags on display in my neighborhood the weekend of our country’s 250th anniversary. Maybe it’s tired of doing too much work. Ever since the first version […]

Part 7 – The Business of Enough

5 July 2026 Lachlan McKenzie 0

Part 7 – The Business of Enough The Most Dangerous Word in the Economy Dad’s Test Did I have this problem five minutes ago? Who benefits if I believe I do? What happens if I […]

As UK’s Prime Minister fades away, will his beloved Small Nuclear Reactor dream fade too?

5 July 2026 Noel Wauchope 3

As soon as mid-July, Sir Keir Starmer is expected to finally quit his job as British Prime Minister. He’s not very popular, either within his own party, or with the general public. Labour’s previous popular […]

Australian Political Futures: The 250th 4 July in Retrospect

5 July 2026 Denis Bright 12

“We Are the Resistance” is a powerful political protest anthem for everyone standing against authoritarianism, corruption, extremism, and the ongoing attacks on democracy by Donald Trump, MAGA Republicans, and the Project 2025 agenda. Blending emotional […]