Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Michael Williss The Australian Defence Force (ADF) released its 2026 Defence Strategy earlier this year, and an accompanying fact sheet said that “The ADF must be integrated across all five domains – maritime, land, […]

By James Moore “I think that those who died in it were only the first casualties. The rest of us are still dying from it, bit by bit, every day.” (Michael Herr, Dispatches). Sixty years […]

By Denis Hay   Healthy intimacy in relationships needs trust, respect and repair. Learn the warning signs of disconnection, control and abuse. Intimacy is often confused with romance or sex. Both can be part of it, […]

By Denis Hay   Full-Time Workers Cannot Afford a Home For much of Australia’s post-war history, a full-time job carried a powerful promise. It did not guarantee wealth, but it gave many ordinary workers a reasonable […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock For China and the Global South, US-EU tensions are part of a broader struggle over selective globalization. The US increasingly prioritizes technological dominance, supply-chain security, industrial protection and strategic competition with […]

By Steve Davies  A reader’s reply to my last piece here – on the APSC’s 9 August silence – put it better than I did: “That’s a chilling yet accurate portrayal of the Govt,” she wrote. […]

By Denis Hay   The human cost of unemployment reveals why controlling inflation through job losses harms Australian workers, families and communities. The Human Cost Behind the Statistics Imagine being told that losing your job is […]

By Walt Zlotow   As the Nazis were collapsing in the spring of 1945, they furiously tried to cover up their massive genocide of Jews and other ‘undesirables’ they engaged in during WWII. Eighty-one years on […]

By Denis Hay  Description The casualisation of work in Australia fuels inequality. Learn how gig economy workers are impacted and what must change. Introduction: The Vanishing Promise of Secure Work “I’ve worked five different jobs this […]

By Chen Ziqi   When British traveler Wilko Wanders walked into a park in Shanghai, he expected to be just an observer, watching local people enjoy their daily lives. Surprisingly, he found himself at the […]

Monash University Media Release Monash University experts discuss the planned rallies across major Australian cities tomorrow (Thursday 13 August), as high school and university students walk out of classrooms to protest the rise of Pauline […]

By Nick Chugg Why Albanese’s ‘Deadliest Ever’ Bondi Claim Does Not Survive Australia’s Frontier History When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spoke about the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, he made an unequivocal historical claim. It was, he […]

By Steve Davies   Despite my concerted efforts, there has been no substantive engagement on the part of the Australian Public Service with the work I have been doing on AI and moral disengagement. On […]

University of Auckland Media Release Understanding how Big Tech became so powerful starts with understanding corporations themselves, says Professor Susan Watson in a new paper. When it comes to the unchecked growth and dominance of […]