Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Christopher Kennedy   So your children can’t afford a house? Who is to blame for this? I blame the Greens. Here’s why: As a party it cannot help itself shooting themselves in the foot; […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   What began as Israel’s obliteration in Gaza now extends to Lebanon, Iran and the Gulf, thanks to US arms and finance. If diplomacy fails to interrupt this trajectory, the expansive […]

By Denis Hay   Description Government bailouts in Australia often protects private firms. Should the public receive ownership and future profits in return? Government Bailouts in Australia: Should the Public Own What It Saves? Imagine waking […]

OK, can we stop this rubbish for a second or two, and can we please get back to relevancy in politics and not just outright propaganda? Maybe just for a couple of minutes? This whole […]

Media Release For the first time, the Australian community will have the opportunity to investigate the controversial and secretive AUKUS defence pact. Today, five esteemed Australians will launch a nationwide Public Inquiry into AUKUS at […]

Oxfam Australia Media Release The rise in wealth alone could lift nearly 1 million people out of poverty in Australia The collective wealth of Australia’s billionaires increased by $25.67 billion over the past year – equivalent to […]

By Rob Mellett Data privacy experts and civil liberties advocates warn that Australia’s November 2026 expansion of its digital identity system risks entrenching serious, unresolved privacy failures at a national scale. From 30 November, private […]

By Walt Zlotow   One possible blessing from Trump’s criminal, failed war on Iran? Trump squandered so many offensive and defensive missiles in 39 futile bombing days, he’s doesn’t have enough left to provoke war with […]

By Denis Hay   Description Discover how privatisation in Australia transformed public assets, shifted wealth, affected costs, and changed the nation’s future. Privatisation in Australia: What the Great Sell-Off Cost Introduction Imagine if Australians collectively owned […]

By Walt Zlotow   Donald Trump is the classic schoolyard bully. Alas, instead of hurting, indeed terrorizing weaker school mates, he’s terrorizing the weaker on a global scale, both at home and abroad. On the domestic […]