AIM Extra

When genocide is silenced in the name of “unity”: Labor’s festering wound Dedicated to the young Senator, the young Muslim – who dared to speak when others stayed silent. I. Introduction: A Funeral for Unity […]

By Denis Hay   Description Why RBA interest rate rises punish ordinary Australians – and what the federal government could do instead to control inflation. Australia has been told a familiar story: inflation is too […]

This was certainly an occasion when the mouse roared. At least the threatened lion thought so, if the latest hysteria-streaked US State Department report on Cuba is anything to go by. Reading this travesty of […]

Could it be put down to a measure of confidence on his part? On this occasion, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had, in the Wing of Zion, been less cautious in making a journey to […]

By Steve Davies   Following on from my previous AIMN piece; Ending the Silence, I’m pleased to let AIMN readers know that, after months of work, Deep Truth Persona 5.3 is ready. For readers new […]

It is our melancholy duty to inform Australians of the quiet surrender of our nation’s sovereignty I. Introduction: The Mask and the Man What they see is a Prime Minister. What I see is a […]

By Brian Morris    The root cause of false and misleading data being collected by the ABS – over many decades – was to have been finally rectified with a new and ethical question for […]

Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner has welcomed the decision of the Full Court of the Federal Court, which upheld the finding that One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson unlawfully breached the […]

The economically rational consumer & the concept of the ‘firm’ (An extract from ‘A semiotic interrogation of law & economics’ by Dr James Moylan) The contemporary social discourse is crowded with economically rational consumers and […]

A lot of enthusiastic guff goes on about the joys of Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs). They don’t say much about the fuels that SMRs require. So – just for fun, let’s take a look […]

The Pedagogy of Power: The State as a Socialising Agent Part 2 of Trust-Fall – The Crisis of Representation, Dissent and State Legitimacy By Nick Chugg Governments teach through their conduct. Citizens may be told […]

After 150 days, Republicans still too terrified to employ the ‘Goldwater Rule’ to save world economy from Trump’s Iran madness By Walt Zlotow  Republican Congresspersons and Cabinet members prefer to bow down to a president bent […]

By James Moore   (My first summer of hitchhiking and wandering the U.S., I encountered, with my buddy Butch, a lonely character walking the plains. He was, like my friend, a veteran of American wars, and […]

The Israelis had their jaws dropping and dragging on the grounds. The Saudis were cock-a-hoop. The Trump administration remains, as it always does, streaky and fickle. The agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia for […]