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Month: August 2025

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Politics

How Shocking Tricks of Misinformation Hijack Your Mind

7 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 6
By Denis Hay   Description Discover the shocking tricks of misinformation and how to prime your brain to spot them. Learn the secrets before they fool you. Introduction: How Lies Beat the Truth Online Bold […]
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Politics

Politics on Repeat: Australia’s 365-Day Election Cycle

7 August 2025 Roswell 6
Things will never change Australian politics is like a 24/7 election cycle. It’s all part of the daily rhythm – like background noise, it hums along regardless of who’s in power. You’ll see the patterns, […]
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AIM Extra

When Hubris Met Nemesis: The Titan Submersible Investigation Report

7 August 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 2
A reckless enterprise bordering on criminal stupidity, the story of the Titan’s crushing demise as it descended to the ocean floor is one with many historical echoes. The Report of Investigation (ROI) by the US […]
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Health

ACOSS calls for economic reform to lift living standards

7 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
ACOSS Media Release ACOSS is calling for an ambitious economic reform agenda to improve living standards for those falling behind. “The government must not waste this historic chance to put Australia on a fairer, more […]
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Politics

Stacking the Bench: How Trump’s Grip on the Judiciary Threatens American Justice

7 August 2025 Michael Taylor 6
The judiciary is meant to be the final safeguard against political overreach – a neutral arbiter that upholds the Constitution when other branches falter. But under President Trump’s rule, even this final line of defense […]
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Politics

Ten is not enough to end the war

7 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
Ten of 535 congresspersons condemning US enabled Israeli genocide not enough to end it. By Walt Zlotow Every peaceful American beseeching our cowardly Congress to call out US complicity in Israeli genocide in Gaza should […]
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Politics

When Devotion Replaces Democracy

6 August 2025 Michael Taylor 7
In a healthy democracy, loyalty is earned through service, results, and truth. But what we’re witnessing in today’s Republican Party is not loyalty in the traditional political sense – it’s something deeper, more unsettling. It’s […]
Media release on Ombudsman investigation welcomed.
AIM Extra

Damaging compliance system must stop immediately after damning Ombudsman report: ACOSS

6 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 4
ACOSS Media Release   The Government must immediately stop the Targeted Compliance Framework being used against people relying on income support, after the Commonwealth Ombudsman’s report today found alarming systematic failings in its administration. The […]
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Environment

Adjusting the Temperature: Climate Change and International Law

6 August 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3
Before the clenching constipation of reluctant and cloddish policy makers, climate change advocates have found courts surprisingly amenable to their concerns. Bodies of environmental law in national courts and international tribunals are now burgeoning on […]
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Politics

Tim Wilson’s at it again: A partisan misrepresentation of flexibility

6 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 6
Dissecting the Bias and Selective Framing of Work-from-Home in Wilson’s Column By Sue Barrett   Tim Wilson is at it again… His column in The Australian Financial Review (4 August 2025) criticises Victorian Premier Jacinta […]
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Politics

When the Press Becomes the Enemy: The Erosion of Media Independence in Trump’s America

6 August 2025 Michael Taylor 5
A free and independent press is one of democracy’s last lines of defense. It’s where power is questioned, facts are verified, and the public gains its understanding of the world. But under President Trump’s leadership […]
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Satire

A Day in the Life of an Opposition in Hiding

6 August 2025 Roswell 5
The sun rises quietly over Canberra, but not as quietly as the federal Opposition. It’s 7:00am. Somewhere, a shadow minister snoozes through a breakfast interview they weren’t invited to. The phone doesn’t ring. No one […]
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Satire

Last Chance (And Other Things I Don’t Believe)!

5 August 2025 Rossleigh 4
There are all sorts of companies, shops, subscriptions and other miscellaneous groups which have lured me into joining their chosen method of inveigling customers to believe that they get some sort of discount or benefit […]
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Politics

The Irony Files: When Hypocrisy Becomes Policy

5 August 2025 Roswell 0
The U.S. Trade Secretary is throwing a tantrum over Canada’s audacity to hit back. After the U.S. slapped tariffs on Canadian steel and timber, Ottawa mirrored the move with tariffs on American goods. In diplomacy, […]
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AIM Extra

How Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is Under Threat

5 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
By Denis Hay   Description Discover why Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is under threat as BRICS nations reshape global trade. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is facing unprecedented […]

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