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Will Trump’s failed Iran war provoke his break from Netanyahu’s ironclad grip?

10 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 8

By Walt Zlotow On Iran war day 71 it’s clear Trump has not only lost his war, he’s blundered the world into a looming economic catastrophe. As horrendous as that is, it wasn’t even Trump’s […]

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Liberals recycling: the short future to political oblivion

9 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 7

By Jack Arnold The Liberal Party presidency is up for election and two former party leaders are swapping barbs (paywalled) ahead of the contest. In one corner is Tony Abbott, whose path to becoming Liberal […]

Julie Bishop’s resignation chance to heal ANU: NTEU

8 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 9

National Tertiary Education Union Media Release The National Tertiary Education Union has declared ANU Chancellor Julie Bishop’s long-overdue resignation is a chance for the troubled university to heal. Ms Bishop resigned on Thursday night after […]

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Labor must be Chuckling as Liberals Shoot Themselves in Both Feet

8 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 9

By Jack Arnold The Liberal Party’s idea of progress appears to be farewelling one long-serving disappointment only to replace it with a fresh one – all while keeping their base angry. The current machinations […]

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Why Palantir Australia Sparks Growing Privacy Fears

8 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 4

By Denis Hay Description Palantir Australia is expanding into defence, policing, and corporate systems. What dangers could this pose to ordinary Australians? Why Palantir Australia Sparks Growing Privacy Fears Introduction – The Surveillance Expansion Most […]

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Australia’s first climate change case to reach the High Court – and the world is watching

8 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 3

Climate Media Centre On 13 May 2026, the High Court of Australia will hear the nation’s first ever climate change case to reach our highest court – a landmark moment that will set a binding […]

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Confected Rage Protecting Past Self-Serving Politicking

7 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 8

By Jack Arnold The Federal Treasurer’s announcement that the Northern Inland Rail (NIR) project would be shelved has triggered loud protests from conservatives, with one of the most vocal being Barnaby Joyce, the PHONey (Pauline […]

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Gas Reservation Policy announcement a smokescreen to distract from calls for a fair tax on gas exports

7 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 5

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release Sydney, Thursday 7 May 2026 – Greenpeace has criticised the Albanese Government for trying to distract Australians, who are calling for a fair tax on gas corporations, with an announcement […]

Monash University Expert Alert: Farrer by-election

Monash Experts: Farrer by-election

7 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 8

Monash University Media Release The by-election for the Federal seat of Farrer takes place this Saturday, 9 May. It has been a safe Coalition seat for decades – previously held by former Liberal Party leader […]

Coalition split over Farley controversy

7 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 1

By Jack Arnold What will the 9 May 2026 Farrer by-election deliver? A strong push is coming from Community Independent Michelle Milthorpe, who is campaigning on the electorate’s urgent needs: a new hospital, affordable housing, and […]

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How Australia Monetary Sovereignty Changes Everything

6 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 10

By Denis Hay Description Australia monetary sovereignty changes how federal spending works and exposes major myths about taxes, deficits, and public money. Why Australians Are Misled About Government Money Australians hear the same message every […]

One Notion, Many Problems, No Solutions

5 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 8

By Jack Arnold One Nation’s Candidate Choice in the Farrer By-Election Raises Questions About Party Consistency How does a party like PHONey (One Nation), which positions itself as representing “battlers” and regional working people, pre-select […]

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Oxfam Australia calls for bold action on inequality in 2026-27 Federal Budget

5 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 3

Oxfam Australia Media Release Oxfam Australia is calling on the Australian Government to use the upcoming Federal Budget to tackle rising inequality, invest in communities, and ensure big polluters and the wealthiest Australians pay their […]

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Help us electrify: What Australians want in the Federal Budget

5 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 13

Climate council Media Release Australians want budget measures to help electrify their homes and transport, and the government to prioritise renewable energy sources rather than fossil fuels, a new poll has found. As people seek […]

Fix future financials for Farley, or fix Farrer for families’ future?

4 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 7

The PHONey Campaign in Farrer: Bosses Posing as Battlers The good news for voters in the Farrer by-election is that PHONey’s pre-selected candidate, David Farley, has already publicly contradicted Pauline Hanson on immigration policy. In […]

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