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It’s Not “Just Bad Periods”

18 January 2026 Roger Chao 5

I had a friend (name changed) who suffered from horrible endometriosis for years, battling not just the disease itself, but also the social stigma, denial from medical practitioners and the system. On the outside, Claire […]

How the Albanese Government Plans to Dismantle Democracy in Australia: The First Step on the Slide to Mediocracy

17 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 10

A quiet revolution is being legalised in Canberra. Behind the Albanese government’s public rhetoric of “strengthening democracy” and “keeping Australians safe from harmful content” lies a convergent legislative framework designed to neuter a free press, […]

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Driving in Circles

15 January 2026 Roger Chao 6

I have sat on the board of numerous accreditation/assessment agencies for overseas qualifications/professions – the below is not an actual/specific person, but an amalgamation of the various people’s stories I have encountered in these roles. […]

The Permanent Machinery: The Pre-Written Playbook for Tragedy and Control

15 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 3

This analysis encountered a critical data anomaly: the specific future incident it referenced was contaminated by chronologically impossible source material. This flaw, however, reveals a deeper truth. The response mechanisms detailed below are not predictions, […]

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My Hands, In Plain Sight

14 January 2026 Roger Chao 0

I’ve been CEO or large early childhood providers, seen first-hand the amazing and wonderful work the rare male educations did, as well as some of the stigma they faced. Below is an all too common […]

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Aftermath of the Bondi massacre

14 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 5

By Antony Loewenstein Welcome to 2026. The year has started with a US invasion and kidnapping in Venezuela, ongoing Israeli killings in Gaza, surging violence in the West Bank, huge protests in Iran against its […]

The untold story

13 January 2026 Bert Hetebry 8

There is a scene in the old movie, Camelot where King Arthur is frustrated… befuddled may be a better word, as he rails against the futility of controlling women, more specifically, his queen, Guenevere, until […]

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Why Australia is Outsourcing Essential Services

12 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 10

By Denis Hay Description Government outsourcing essential services shifts public money to profit while access and outcomes decline. Introduction Outsourcing essential services has quietly reshaped daily life in Australia. This shift toward outsourcing essential […]

Some Things Are Too Powerful to Love Up Close

11 January 2026 Lachlan McKenzie 13

Living in Australia teaches you an early lesson about proximity. When you swim in the ocean here, you are almost certainly closer to a shark than you realise. Not because sharks are everywhere in a […]

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Why “War Is a Racket” Still Explains Power Today

10 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 2

By Denis Hay Description War Is a Racket exposes how war profits elites while citizens pay the price. A factual guide with lessons for Australia today. Introduction Published in 1935, War Is a Racket remains one […]

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Kill Bill 2.0: Media, Moral Panic, and the Politics of Self‑Righteous Anger

9 January 2026 David Tyler 6

When inquiry becomes ritual, and outrage becomes virtue, democracy forgets how to tell the difference between justice and punishment. The witch‑hunt is back; not in pointed hats, but in press cycles, vox-pops and panel shows. […]

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The Hierarchy of Grief: Bondi, Gaza, and the Machinery of Selective Outrage

9 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 7

INTRODUCTION: THE DATA INTEGRITY PROBLEM This analysis begins with a critical disclaimer about our information ecosystem. As established in our audit “Ghosts in the Machine,” the public record is vulnerable to chronological contamination and narrative […]

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