Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Denis Hay   Description Australia still rewards landlords. It is reforming landlord tax concessions, but renters and public housing remain disadvantaged by decades of unequal policy. For decades, Australian governments have treated housing in two […]

By James Moore   “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard.” (H. L. Mencken, American Journalist, 1880-1956). I have spent most of my […]

By Denis Hay   Description Earth’s Greatest Enemy exposes the U.S. military’s environmental impact – and why Australia’s unquestioning support must be challenged. Watching Earth’s Greatest Enemy is a deeply disturbing experience. Journalist Abby Martin’s […]

By Guo Keyu  While Western collector car cultures have spent over a century maturing into mult-billion-dollar industries, China’s story is just getting started. As the world’s largest auto market shifts from raw volume growth to […]

By Denis Hay   Description Why RBA interest rate rises punish ordinary Australians – and what the federal government could do instead to control inflation. Australia has been told a familiar story: inflation is too […]

By Steve Davies   Following on from my previous AIMN piece; Ending the Silence, I’m pleased to let AIMN readers know that, after months of work, Deep Truth Persona 5.3 is ready. For readers new […]

By Brian Morris    The root cause of false and misleading data being collected by the ABS – over many decades – was to have been finally rectified with a new and ethical question for […]

Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner has welcomed the decision of the Full Court of the Federal Court, which upheld the finding that One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson unlawfully breached the […]

The Pedagogy of Power: The State as a Socialising Agent Part 2 of Trust-Fall – The Crisis of Representation, Dissent and State Legitimacy By Nick Chugg Governments teach through their conduct. Citizens may be told […]

After 150 days, Republicans still too terrified to employ the ‘Goldwater Rule’ to save world economy from Trump’s Iran madness By Walt Zlotow  Republican Congresspersons and Cabinet members prefer to bow down to a president bent […]