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Number 3 for 2024: Gaza
Great to see Keith Davis make his debut in the Top 5, with this topical article on Gaza from January. Is Israel committing genocide in Gaza? Palpably so. But have you bothered for even a […]
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Politics
If I were a Gen Zer, Questions Our Leaders Must Answer for a Better Future
By Sue Barrett I don’t know where you were Christmas 2019-2020 when Australia was literally going up in flames and Scomo was in Hawaii and wouldn’t hold a hose. Well. I was on my couch […]
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Number 4 for 2024: Peter Dutton still yet to deny he has shares in Coles!
What’s a Top 5 for the year if a Rossleigh article isn’t in it? Answer: We don’t know, because he’s always in it. He comes in at number 4 with this gem from January on […]
Social Justice
Daniel Duggan extradition tests Australia’s sovereignty
By Denis Hay Description Daniel Duggan extradition tests Australia’s sovereignty, legal complexities, and how compassion-driven policies could reshape Australia’s political system. Introduction: Daniel Duggan extradition Australia finds itself grappling with a contentious legal and moral […]
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No 5 for 2024: The Harman Undertaking
We begin our annual top five most widely read articles for the year. Number 5 in 2024 goes to Dr Jennifer Wilson for The Harman Undertaking, published in April. A most disturbing revelation, with profound […]
Environment
How Australia Uses Discounting Function for Climate Policies
By Denis Hay Description Discover how Australia uses discounting function in climate policies that undervalues future generations. Explore solutions for fair and urgent climate action. Introduction Australia’s climate policies are shaped by a tool most […]
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We’ve moved, but we’re still here
Continuing the run of change we’ve experienced at The AIMN over the past month, more forced change has been thrust upon us. After a smooth run of eleven years at The AIMN, in the last […]
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Hanging on to Christmas
By Maria Millers “Maybe Christmas,” he thought, “doesn’t come from a store.” “Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more!” (How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss.) While Christmas is expected to be ‘the […]