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Month: November 2025

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AIM Extra

Free Public Transport and Social Justice in Australia

12 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 12
By Denis Hay   Description Free public transport in Australia supports social justice, equality, and climate goals while improving access to jobs and housing. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: The […]
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Aspect of Warfare Pre-Modern / Warrior Paradigm Modern / Nation-State Soldier Paradigm

12 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 3
For most of history, men fought for the man who fed them, the god who judged them, or the land they could see from the hilltop. Loyalty was personal, war was local, and victory meant […]
Smiling woman in white blouse portrait.
AIM Extra

Unlocking Asia: CPA Australia urges bold action to boost national capability

12 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
CPA Australia Media Release Unlocking Asia: CPA Australia urges bold action to boost national capability Australian businesses are missing significant investment and innovation opportunities in Asia. Education, business and professional exchange programs must be expanded. […]
Crowd holding "Give Peace a Chance" sign.
Politics

A day of peace?

12 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
By Walt Zlotow   On Nov. 11, 1919, Armistice Day was established in the United Kingdom to commemorate the armistice that ended World War I a year earlier. Congress later signed on for the U.S. […]
Silhouette of man in front of televisions.
Politics

Uday and the Rotting Throne: Lachlan Murdoch in 2025

12 November 2025 David Tyler 6
Part One: The Setup Imagine inheriting Daddy’s dunghill after spending $1.1 billion per sibling, three siblings, mate, just to buy off your brothers and sisters. What a buzz. Then you hear them laughing. At you. […]
Earth with stethoscope, Doctors for Environment Australia.
Environment

Doctors describe Liberal MP’s attempts to drop net zero as “reckless”

11 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 29
Doctors for the Environment Media Release Doctors call on the Liberal Party to resist caving in to pressure to abandon net zero, as doing so will put Australian lives at risk. The call comes ahead […]
Newspaper headline about Trump suing BBC.
Politics

Dangerous Edits: The BBC’s Foolish Gift to Donald Trump

11 November 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3
It began with a revelation in The Telegraph on November 3. The paper had seen an internal memo in the BBC pointing to editing on its October 2024 Panorama programme of two parts of US […]
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Satire

Liberals Caught In Nationals’ Net!!

11 November 2025 Rossleigh 11
“I’ll have my energy policy done by tomorrow, sir. There’s no need to give me a detention.” “Look, you promised to have it done by 2014 and I’m still yet to see any more than […]
Man in suit with bow tie portrait.
Your Say

Rare US Peace President: Warren G. Harding

11 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
By Walt Zlotow Growing up in the 50s, we were taught by popular culture, even in school, that the worst president among America’s 34 thru Eisenhower, was Warren Gamaliel Harding (March 4, 1921 – August […]
Factory pollution contrasted with natural landscape.
AIM Extra

From Failing Empires to a Flourishing Earth: Dispelling the Lies That Bind Us

11 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4
We stand at a crossroads, poisoned by the air of a false reality. For decades, a carefully crafted narrative has been pumped into our collective consciousness, one that prioritises profit over people and the planet. […]
Two men in suits, black and white photo.
Politics

The Anglo-American ambush of the Whitlam Government – 11.11.1975 (Part 4)

11 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
The Dismissal at Fifty: Who Pulled the Strings? Half a century after 11 November 1975, the questions still burn. Who orchestrated the fall of Gough Whitlam’s government? In this four-part series – first published on […]
People sitting, using smartphones together.
Politics

Australia’s Social Media Ban: A Billion-Dollar Theatre of the Absurd

11 November 2025 David Tyler 0
Cop this: Australia’s government has just handed Mark Zuckerberg a sheriff’s badge and asked him to keep teens off his own casino floor. That’s not policy; that’s a Monty Python sketch with cabinet approval. Of […]
#COP30 UN Climate Change Conference signage.
Environment

COP30 in Belém must be a turning point for global climate and forest action

10 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 12
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release As the COP30 UN climate conference begins in Belém, Brazil today, Greenpeace Australia Pacific is urging the Australian government to drive forward the action needed to close the 1.5C ambition […]
Trump administration requests halt on SNAP payments.
Politics

A court’s cold comfort: the human cost of a political game

10 November 2025 Michael Taylor 3
This is cruelty on a grand scale. In the marble halls of the Supreme Court, a temporary order has told 42 million low-income Americans: wait longer. Go hungry a little more. The Court has ruled […]
Passports under ultraviolet light showing security features.
AIM Extra

From the Clay Tablet to the Digital Ghetto: The Passport in an Age of Flags

10 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 0
I once held in my hands a Sumerian tablet – not a mere relic, but a functional key. It was part of a system of bronze casts, a feline figure whose two halves would marry […]

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