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Trump prefers collapsing world economy to admitting defeat in his criminal Iran war

17 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 10

By Walt Zlotow That was some phony two-week ceasefire President Trump agreed to with Iran. When Iran refused Trump’s impossible demands presented by amateur US diplomats Vance, Witkoff and Kushner, Trump essentially resumed the war […]

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The Biggest Peace Time Release in our Nation’s History

16 April 2026 David Tyler 8

A Note from the Editor Readers should be warned that this piece pays deliberate homage to Evelyn Waugh’s exquisitely appropriate fondness for long, winding sentences and his unrivalled capacity to report the facts with deadpan […]

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Constitutional challenge to Minns’ anti-protest laws verdict to be handed down 3pm today

16 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 12

Palestine Action Group Sydney media alert: Constitutional challenge to Minns’ anti-protest laws verdict to be handed down 3pm today Press conference outside NSW Supreme Court after the verdict. What: Press Conference Where: NSW Supreme Court […]

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Trump is not The Messiah, just a very Naughty Boy

16 April 2026 David Tyler 6

This piece is written in homage to the late, great Martin Amis. It borrows, in spirit and sharpness, from his satiric wit and his razor‑sharp edge; a style that skewered the powerful, the pretentious, and […]

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US-Iran War Threatens Australia’s Food Supply: Delivery Crisis Looms

16 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 15

By Dr Martha Knox Haly There are many abhorrent aspects to the illegal US-Iran war. There is one very personal aspect that keeps me up at night. This is directly related to the fact […]

Sovereignty for some

15 April 2026 Michael Taylor 5

There are moments when irony is so perfectly formed, that it scarcely needs commentary. It simply waits – patiently – for someone to point at it. This week provided one such moment. Fresh from a […]

The big human brain

15 April 2026 Dr James Moylan 41

The whole proposition of a massive hunk of brain-flesh that is capable of introspective reflection, inside a body, inside a culture, doing the washing up, while shouting at the kids, is ludicrous. But there it […]

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Person-making

15 April 2026 Roger Chao 3

Early childhood education and care (ECEC) is where Australia quietly makes, or unmakes, its future. It happens in rooms that smell of sunscreen and toast, and in the small early moments when a child learns […]

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When “exterminate the world” isn’t a headline

15 April 2026 Michael Taylor 13

A sitting president speaks of world extermination – and the world barely looks up. There was a time – not so long ago – when a statement from a sitting president that another nation wants […]

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Sweet lifeline for wildlife after bushfires ravage their habitat

15 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 1

Adelaide University Media Release Adelaide University and Kangaroo Island Research Station researchers have developed a simple, low-cost way to help wildlife survive in the critical days and weeks after bushfires, by delivering artificial nectar to […]