Articles by AIMN Editorial

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

By James Moore   Today is the 5th anniversary of Texas to the World, as poorly a named Substack as I might have conceived. I write about much more than Texas, but didn’t think that my […]

Sadly, the left has a long record of devouring itself at the worst possible moments. From the bloody purges and power struggles that followed the Russian Revolution, to the great Labor splits in Australia, to […]

2.5.26 Global Sumud Flotilla Aussies Update Australians who were held in Israeli custody for over 30 hours, have spoken out about threats, violence, beatings and abuse. Six Australians were captured by Israeli Defence Forces in […]

By Jack Arnold Voters in the Farrer NSW federal electorate face a clear choice on 9 May 2026. On one side is local Independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe – an educated, community-focused woman with family ties to […]

The missing nine per cent: Will Farrer voters choose fresh local representation or more of the same? By Jack Arnold In the 2025 federal election for the seat of Farrer, 10,234 informal votes were cast – […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   Lebanon accuses Israel of committing ecocide in country since 2023. It is an extension of Israel’s destruction of Gaza – and its obliteration doctrine. Israeli military aggression has “reshaped both […]

Indigenous Business Australia Media Release For the first time since Federation, Australia will be measuring the Indigenous-led Economy. Today Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) is officially launching the Office of the Indigenous Economy (OTIE) to monitor […]

By Jack Arnold   The NSW and federal electorates represented by the Nationals for too long and now federally One Nation until the next elections, have missed out on essential government infrastructure spending for the duration […]

By Jack Arnold In the lead-up to the Farrer by-election on 9 May 2026, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has announced substantial private donations totaling at least $2 million. The announcement, made via social media during […]

By Steve Davis   “My philosophy, just in a very potted form, is that information organises matter. Take a long-term view: how much matter will be organised around [humans’] information systems in the future? A lot, […]