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Politics

The Greens’ Genuine Wins, And The Corporate Capture Revealed

30 November 2025 David Tyler 2
Part 2: How Australia’s Government Convinced Us It Cares About The Bush (Spoiler: It Doesn’t) One step forward and a giant leap backward. Real concessions on forests meet systemic failure on climate. This is how […]
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Politics

Political Futures: A More Inspirational Labor Financial Outreach with the Approach of MYEFO 2025?

29 November 2025 Denis Bright 24
As the confidence of our financial ministers increases, Jim Chalmers can afford to be franker about the trendlines in budget parameters since his budget speech on 25 March 2025. Any deteriorations in the indicators at […]
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Politics

Why a Just Society Must Defend Both Accountability and Dissent

29 November 2025 Roger Chao 3
Public debate in Australia today feels less like a conversation and more like a chronic injury. We poke at it every day; it hurts every day; and yet we no longer remember quite how we […]
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Your Say

The obscenity of Christmas, and how to fix it

29 November 2025 Noel Wauchope 6
Last December a bunch of friends got together for our yearly Christmas lunch. This time we each put in $20 and sent a nice total to the Fred Hollows Foundation. And we felt good. No […]
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Politics

The escalating retribution

29 November 2025 Michael Taylor 10
The tantrum that won’t go away When six Democratic lawmakers – veterans and intelligence professionals all – released a 90-second video on November 18 reminding U.S. military and intelligence personnel that they have a duty […]
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Your Say

The Unholy Trinity: How Censorship, the Arms Trade, and Dynastic Wealth Threaten Our Future

29 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4
The Architecture of Control A silent, interlocking system of control has taken root across the globe, undermining democracy, perpetuating inequality, and jeopardising our planet’s future. This system is not a singular entity but a self-reinforcing […]
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Health

How Australia’s “Landmark” Environmental Reform Got Captured

29 November 2025 David Tyler 2
The theatre of Environmental Reform, Part One of A Four-Part Investigation Five years after Professor Graeme Samuel exposed the catastrophic failures of Australia’s environmental laws, the Albanese government has finally delivered its response. They’re calling […]
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Politics

He once said he was a genius. Now he wants to immortalise himself.

28 November 2025 John Lord 12
The only man I can think of who could rightfully claim the title of genius is Leonardo da Vince. Now you might dispute that, and you may be right. I don’t recall any research I […]
COP30 Summit concludes with mixed outcome.
AIM Extra

Fossil Fuels at COP30: Sacred, Profane and Unmentioned

28 November 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 0
If the camel is a committee’s version of a horse, then the concluding notes of the 30th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP30) at Belém, Brazil were bound to be ungainly, weak, and messy. […]
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AIM Extra

Why Regulation Alone Won’t Fix Early Childhood Quality and Safety

28 November 2025 Roger Chao 1
Australia’s early childhood sector is at a turning point. In recent times, we have seen a troubling slate of safety and quality incidents in early childhood education and care (ECEC) settings. Governments have responded with […]
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AIM Extra

New education hub launches to train more First Nations teachers

28 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Charles Darwin University Media Release Charles Darwin University (CDU) has officially launched the First Nations Training and Teacher Education Hub, a collaborative initiative designed to grow the next generation of First Nations teachers, educators, and […]
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AIM Extra

Power Outages During Storms: Why Australia Keeps Going Dark

28 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 9
By Denis Hay   Description Power outages during storms are increasing. Learn why networks fail, how mobile towers lose power, and what real network resilience would look like. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? […]
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AIM Extra

The Unseen Battle: Why Access to Alternative Media is a Modern Necessity

28 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 3
In an age where information is power, a silent war is being waged for the mind. The landscape of public discourse is increasingly curated, with gatekeepers – both state and corporate – determining which narratives […]
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Politics

PART TWO: THE SILICON LEASH

27 November 2025 David Tyler 7
How Australia Capitulated to Digital Overlords (And Called It Safety) The AI Wars: How Australia Became a Server Farm with a Flag Over two days, Urban Wronski examines the speculative bubble hollowing out democracy and […]
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AIM Extra

The Moral Duty Australia’s Media Can No Longer Ignore

27 November 2025 Roger Chao 5
What does it mean to give someone a platform? Not the right to speak, every Australian possesses that, but the power to amplify a message to millions. A platform is no neutral megaphone. It confers […]

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