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Satire

How Many Politicians Does It Take To Turn Back Time?

10 October 2025 Rossleigh 3
Recently I saw a delightful little video of Pauline Hanson complaining about the paper bag she bought at WOOLIESORCOLES breaking and how she was SICKOFIT… Those familiar with Pauline will know that she’s frequently SICKOFIT […]
Quote about World War III by C. Wright Mills.
Your Say

Why do we resort to war, but not to peace?

9 October 2025 AIMN Editorial 15
By Helen Reynolds and Kirsty McNeil   At our last ladies’ monthly gathering – a forum for exchanging ideas and dissecting the news – the grim state of world affairs steered our conversation toward conflict. […]
Robodebt and Accountability text with scales graphic.
AIM Extra

Robodebt and Accountability: The NACC’s Test of Integrity

9 October 2025 AIMN Editorial 13
By Denis Hay   Description Robodebt and accountability. Why the NACC investigation matters for restoring government integrity and rebuilding public trust. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: The People vs Robodebt […]
Man speaking at press conference on Antifa.
Politics

If you only have time for one jaw-drop today…

9 October 2025 Roswell 9
Brace yourself. What follows is less a press conference than a work of fiction – complete with imaginary achievements, loyal supporting characters, and a plot twist that reality never saw coming. Trump’s latest appearance, packed […]
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Politics

The Factory of Perceptions: Starmer’s Woes and Media Magnification

9 October 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3
Few in history can have achieved so much in a negative sense in so short a time. Instead of gloatingly cresting the wave of success after securing British Labour a resounding, decisive victory in July […]
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Your Say

On Ugly Minds and Spiteful Thoughts

9 October 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 3
There are those who thrive on making others miserable and making them as insecure and spiteful as themselves. They see little of value in others and more often than not have little of value to […]
Satire

Pauline Hanson’s plan to bring it all back

9 October 2025 Roswell 27
Pauline Hanson has had enough – again. This time it’s not immigration, political correctness, or the United Nations plotting to steal your barbecue. No, the latest threat to Australian civilisation is the 25-cent recycled paper […]
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AIM Extra

The People versus Murdoch: the rise of independent media

8 October 2025 Michael Taylor 8
Over a decade ago, I wrote about a subject that remains as relevant today as ever. For nearly twenty years, I’ve been hammering away at the keyboard – a space where I could speak freely, […]
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AIM Extra

Estranged Realities: Israel and the Global Sumud Flotilla

8 October 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3
Showing that cloddishness that we have come to expect from them, Israel’s detention of the activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) was a coarse and violent affair. Having been intercepted in international waters on […]
Diagram of critical mass in Australian politics.
Health

Critical Mass in Politics: How Change Suddenly Happens

8 October 2025 AIMN Editorial 3
By Denis Hay   Description Critical mass in politics shows how small groups trigger sudden change. Learn how dollar sovereignty could reshape Australia’s future. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: Why […]
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Politics

Trump claims he’s secured $17 trillion in investments – OK, where is it?

7 October 2025 Roswell 12
The maths doesn’t add up, and neither does the honesty. President Trump recently claimed the United States has secured $17 trillion in new investments – an amount so vast it would have wiped out the […]
Quote about underestimating power of stupidity.
Politics

Algorithms and the death of critical thinking

7 October 2025 Bert Hetebry 3
A podcast recently arrived on my phone and I viewed it reluctantly, but was a pleasant surprise, had the arresting title, ‘Why STUPID People Are a Greater Threat to Society Than Criminals’. The podcaster/influencer opened […]
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Politics

Support of Trump’s Gaza peace plan ignores major flaw

7 October 2025 AIMN Editorial 3
By Walt Zlotow   Chicago Tribune’s (my local paper) support of Trump’s Gaza peace plan ignores major flaw… no call for a Palestinian state. Everyone should join the Chicago Tribune’s hope for an end to […]
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Politics

Political Futures: Rearranging the Deck Chairs in Those Economically Challenged Democracies Achieves a Regal Thumbs-Up

7 October 2025 Denis Bright 12
Close trading ties between Australian and adjacent Asian and near Pacific countries are protecting Australians from the excesses of President Trump’s commitments in the new MAGA era. These profitable trading ties for Australia can be […]
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AIM Extra

Vladimir Putin and a world without Russia

7 October 2025 Noel Wauchope 31
He’s supposed to have said it as a joke. In a 2018 comment, Mr Putin talked about destroying the world in a nuclear holocaust because “what is a world without Russia good for?” OK. perhaps […]

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