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The Hypocrisy of Hanson: Howard’s Political Love Child

9 November 2025 David Tyler 8

Fifteen thousand kilometres from the chamber in Canberra where she ought to be, Pauline Hanson takes two weeks off from her day job to finesse her selfie at Donald J Trump’s Mar-a-Lago CPAC. Hard work? […]

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It is true: a government is only as strong as its opposition

8 November 2025 Michael Taylor 6

You’ve likely heard the old maxim, or some version of it: “A government is only as strong as its opposition.” For decades, it rattled around in my mind like loose change – familiar, but never […]

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Consultants and Artificial Intelligence: The Next Great Confidence Trick

8 November 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 5

Why trust these gold seeking buffoons of questionable expertise? Overpaid as they are by gullible clients who really ought to know better, consultancy firms are now getting paid for work done by non-humans, conventionally called […]

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Once again the Senate failed its constitutional duty to prevent illegal war

8 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 1

By Walt Zlotow Senators voted down a bi-partisan War Powers Resolution to stop President Trump from launching his likely military intervention to topple the Venezuelan government of Nicholas Maduro. The bill, proposed in support […]

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The Modern Continuum: From Death Camps to Digital Control – A System of Global Debasement

8 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4

The horrors of the 20th century were not anomalies. The Nazi regime in the West and Imperial Japan in the East were not monstrous singularities, but the most extreme manifestations of a logic that is […]

The Anglo-American ambush of the Whitlam Government – 11.11.1975 (Part 1)

8 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 5

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 […]

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“The Carbon Question Time” – A Liberal Return to Canberra

7 November 2025 David Tyler 1

Tonight a rare first. Bruce Dawe. Yes? No. It’s the poet Bruce Dawe, not the Bryan Dawe we meant to invite. Look it’s an easy mistake and we are being honest about it. Yes. Of […]

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Bibulous Barnaby cracks the sads

7 November 2025 Grumpy Geezer 6

Enter Pauline Hanson. BJ considers his options. Net zero is the issue. Equivalent to Barnaby’s achievements after 20 years in politics. As Coalition hard right loons prepare to defenestrate Sussan Ley, barking Barmy Joyce the […]

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Albanese promised smaller classes for public schools. Where are they?

7 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 5

By Chris Breen Public education is in an unacknowledged crisis. Public schools educated 77% of all students in 1966, it is now just 56% in NSW and falling. Two thirds of the growth in student […]

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A Question of Needlessness: Selling Iron Dome to Australia

7 November 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 4

The world of defence policy is truly on another planet. There, budgets are given to astronomical burgeoning and bizarre readings. Threats can be invented or exaggerated. Insecurity can be inflated. Decisions for the next project […]

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How Labor Party Factional Power Blocks Reform

7 November 2025 AIMN Editorial 6

By Denis Hay Description Explore how Labor Party factional power and Don Farrell’s influence hinder genuine social justice reform in Australia. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: The Hidden Hand in […]

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The Corrosive Link: How the Debasement of Currency Paves the Way for the Debasement of Human Rights

7 November 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4

A profound and perilous pattern scars human history: the debasement of a nation’s currency often serves as a prelude to the debasement of its people’s fundamental rights. This process, where a government erodes the value […]

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Burgess in the Afternoon

7 November 2025 David Tyler 15

A Conversation Between Bruce Dawe and Mike Burgess For 3CR Performance [FADE IN: A Canberra afternoon. BRUCE DAWE sits opposite MIKE BURGESS in a nondescript office. Coffee cups. Files scattered. The light’s that particular Canberra […]

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Imagining Australia as a New Republic – and a Better Nation for us all (Part 6)

6 November 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 11

Imagining Australia as a New Republic – Part 11: Health, Wellbeing and the Human Future Health, Wellbeing and the Human Future The republic has healed its land and strengthened its democracy. Now it turns to […]

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Targeting Palantir and Nvidia: Profits, Prophets and Overvalued AI Stocks

6 November 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 0

In an industry of seedy soothsayers, cocksure charlatans and resourceful rogues, honest and accurate appraisals are exquisitely rare. When it comes to economics, investments and finance, this is particularly so. Certitude, however, tends to be […]

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