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Apparently, Democracy has a Comment Section

27 September 2026 Michael Taylor 10
I’ve noticed something increasingly common across social media in response when someone posts criticism of Anthony Albanese.  “Just let him get on with his job.” It sounds reasonable enough. Until you stop and think about […]
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Monash expert: OpenAI breaches expose AI’s boundary problem – can Australia engineer the solution?

27 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
Monash University Media Release  A Monash University software engineering researcher comments on whether AI agents can be technically constrained, the safeguards needed when they cross those boundaries, and the vital role of education and training […]
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The appropriate time

26 September 2026 David Tyler 2
DAWE: Thanks for your time. CLARKE: Good to be here. DAWE: You’re a senior government spokesman on the Middle East. CLARKE: I am. I’m across the whole region. Well, not across it. Near it. DAWE: […]
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Who Gets to Define Harm?

25 September 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4
Who Gets to Define Harm? The Digital Duty of Care, US Intervention, and the Battle for Narrative Control By Andrew Klein and Sera Elizabeth Klein Reader’s note: We do not need readers to agree with […]
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School Deaths and Narco Killings: The UN and US Crimes in International Law

25 September 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 5
This month has seen the United Nations issue two reports alleging the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the United States in two theatres of engagement. In one, the UN Independent International […]
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Volodymr Zelensky – the “exceptional” leader

25 September 2026 Noel Wauchope 34
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese very recently hugged Ukrainian President Zelensky, and praised him as an “exceptional leader.” That’s par for the course for a Western leader – they all fawn over Zelensky. Zelensky was born […]
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What could be more dangerous than a world full of senseless lemons at the top?

24 September 2026 Jon Chesterson 8
The author of this article is all human, only the images were generated by AI strictly under human instruction.   Something truthful,   something satirical, something best   not left unsaid.   The UN theatre […]
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Bidding Wars and Nonsense Targets: Cutting Migration Down Under

24 September 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 6
It’s become the disease of affluence: How do wealthy countries limit, restrict or totally bar migrants (whether they arrive through regular channels or otherwise) who are seen as ills to be shunned rather than solutions […]
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Monash experts: Medicare and other Australian government sites hacked by OpenAI agent

24 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
Monash University Media Release  Monash University cybersecurity experts comment on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s revelation that an OpenAI agent accessed Medicare data and other Australian government websites earlier this year. Professor Yang Xiang, Department of […]
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What Nine Conversations Taught Me About China and the United States

24 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By Wang Zihang   Over the past several months, I’ve had the chance to sit down with people whose lives have, in very different ways, been shaped by both China and the United States. I […]
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Coalition must explain how its energy wrecking ball would deliver cheaper, reliable power

23 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 11
RE-Alliance Media Release  RE-Alliance response to the Coalition’s proposed energy bill Australians want affordable, reliable power and cleaner energy. Delivering all three requires steady, responsible policy, not stop-start changes based on ideological preference. RE-Alliance says […]
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Australian Political Futures: The Long Wait for the Age of Aquarius   

23 September 2026 Denis Bright 17
PM Albanese and Foreign Minister sat through President Trump’s latest tirade at the General Assembly. Threatening to annihilate Iran after the Midterm election on 3 November 2026 was a long way from the values of […]
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Different times, shared hearts: What brings China and the US together

23 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 6
By Chen Ziqi   As the leaders of China and the United States prepare to meet in Washington, in the hope of seeking common ground and opportunities for cooperation, the focus inevitably falls on what […]
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A Field Guide to Negotiating with Donald Trump

23 September 2026 Roswell 3
There are many faces to Donald Trump, which is not particularly reassuring for world leaders who find themselves sitting across the negotiating table from him. Which President Trump will they be dealing with? The toddler? […]
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Bacon and Eggs, Tomato and Eggs: Can the U.S. and China Share the Same Table?

23 September 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
By Keyu Guo In 1985, an agricultural delegation from Hebei Province in northern China visited Muscatine, Iowa. Its leader was Xi Jinping, now China’s president. During the visit, Xi stayed with the Dvorchak family, where […]

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