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When it comes to mass murder, Nidal Hasan is a piker compared to Pete Hegseth

11 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
By Walt Zlotow Former Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a mass murderer who killed 13, wounded 32 in 2009, deserves to remain in prison till he’s no longer a threat to society. But executing Hasan, […]
Environment

Traditional Pacific Talanoa sets out six climate and health priorities ahead of COP31

9 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 8
Media Release: The Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA) Pacific leaders set out climate and health solutions ahead of COP31 Pacific community leaders have called for urgent action to protect women from extreme heat and climate […]
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Aussie businesses risk falling behind in AI race

9 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
CPA Australia Media Release Key facts: Businesses have embraced AI but struggle to convert adoption into business value 88 per cent of Australian businesses use AI but only 10 per cent have deeply embedded it […]
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Deep Truth Ideal Type Analysis

9 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By Steve Davies   An analysis of The Neoliberal Turn (written and published by Dr Andrew Paul Klein). What this analysis is, and what it is not You asked for an ideal type analysis: not […]
Environment

First Environment Protection Order protects the Reef

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
National EPA Media Release  The National EPA is using its new powers to protect the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, with the agency’s first Environment Protection Order (EPO) issued to Wombinoo Station in North Queensland. […]
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Lectured on productivity, squeezed on rates: Manufacturers deserve better than the RBA’s blame game

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 0
Weld Australia Media Release Weld Australia says the Reserve Bank of Australia cannot demand that businesses ‘step up to the plate’ on productivity while delivering a fourth rate hike that makes it impossible for them […]
Health

ACN urges Prime Minister to end telehealth ban on voluntary assisted dying

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 0
Media Release: The Australian College of Nursing Key facts: The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has written to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for amendments to the Commonwealth Criminal Code, which currently puts registered health […]
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Is Australia’s social media ban a breach of children’s rights?

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 7
UNSW Sydney Media Release  Australia’s world-first social media ban has been sold to the world as a policy to help protect children. But is it doing more harm than good? Australia introduced the world’s first social […]
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Fanatical US Iran war supporters need to stop fantasising

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
Fanatical US Iran war supporters must stop the fantasy that Iran attacked US 47 years ago By Walt Zlotow During my 75 years following US justifications for waging senseless war, I’ve never heard anything as […]
Environment

Climate disaster impacts double in a decade: Oxfam Australia

8 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
Oxfam Australia Media Release  Climate disasters cost small island states and the world’s poorest countries $16 billion last year. The number of people affected by climate disasters in Least Developed Countries and Small Island States […]
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Should governments regulate supermarkets or run them?

7 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 40
RMIT University Media Release  The Green Institute has proposed establishing a publicly owned supermarket chain to challenge the dominance of Coles and Woolworths. An RMIT expert says increasing competition would be a more effective way […]
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A ‘victory’ for communities as High Court rules climate impacts from coal and gas must be considered even where fossil fuels are exported

7 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release  SYDNEY, Wednesday 7 October 2026 – In response to the landmark High Court ruling that climate impacts of fossil fuel projects must be considered by NSW planning authorities, Joe Rafalowicz, […]
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Positive Changes in the World: Reasons for Hope

7 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 5
By Denis Hay   Positive changes in the world offer reasons for hope. Explore real gains in health, education and living standards, and lessons for Australia. More children are surviving their early years. More adults can […]
Environment

‘Lives hang in the balance’: Rich countries must fill woefully inadequate climate funds at Pre-COP

5 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
Make Big Polluters Pay Alliance Media Release  As Pre-COP commences in Fiji, Australia, as President of Negotiations, must treat the huge shortfall in global UN Climate Funds as the life-or-death issue it is and rally […]
Environment

‘Don’t waste this moment’: Pre-COP must back Pacific priorities; respond to the urgency of the climate crisis

4 October 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release  NADI, FIJI Sunday 31 August 2026 – As leaders and delegates gather for the Pacific Pre-COP in Fiji and Tuvalu, Greenpeace Australia Pacific is calling on the Australian government to […]

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