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Beyond the Myths: Protecting Autistic Lives, Public Health, and the Future of Science (Part 1)

28 August 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 8

False claims don’t cause autism – but they do cause real harm, from stigmatising families to fueling outbreaks and hollowing out science. Part 1: This Is Not a Vaccine Debate. It’s a Reality Test When […]

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Fox, MSNOW, CNN give Minnesota school shooting endless coverage… U.S.- enabled Israeli genocide in Gaza zero

28 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 1

By Walt Zlotow As horrific as the Minnesota shooting today was, the wall to wall mainstream media coverage adds no value whatsoever to creating an informed public. It actually does the opposite, keeping the […]

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Trump’s Cabinet Meeting: A Sycophant Spectacular

27 August 2025 Roswell 3

The latest Trump Cabinet meeting wasn’t a policy discussion – it was a full-blown audition for “America’s Got Bootlickers,” with extra glitter and zero shame. Forget briefing binders or budget reports; the Cabinet rolled in […]

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From Ignorance to Understanding: Facing the Truth of Colonisation (Part 6)

27 August 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 0

Chapter 6: Chains, Prisons, and Frontier Brutality Shackles as Symbols of Control When we picture colonisation, we often imagine flags, farms, and townships. Less often do we picture the chains. Yet iron shackles – on […]

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Big news for Americans: Trump’s drug price revolution

27 August 2025 Roswell 12

If you’re among the millions who switch off the TV the moment President Trump appears, you might’ve missed his blockbuster announcement: he’s slashing drug prices by a jaw-dropping 1500%. Yes, you read that right. This […]

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New AI Tool Challenges Government Views on Machine Ethics

27 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 1

Breakthrough toolkit argues artificial intelligence doesn’t need human-like conscience to make moral assessments By Steve Davies The groundbreaking artificial intelligence tool released this week is challenging prevailing assumptions within the Australian Government about AI’s capacity […]

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Why a Corbyn-Style Party Could Succeed in Australia

27 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 12

By Denis Hay Description Could a Corbyn-style party win an election? Discover why ordinary Australians are ready for bold, people-first politics. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction Could a bold […]

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The U.S. is becoming what it once fought against

26 August 2025 Michael Taylor 3

The United States – once celebrated as the standard-bearer of democracy – now finds itself teetering on the edge of authoritarianism. With authoritarian regimes already ruling 39.2% of the world’s population (per the Economist Intelligence […]

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Mandatory Training: Now With Bonus Mystery Questions

26 August 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 1

Introduction “Mandatory Training: Because You Love Clicking ‘Next’ 400 Times” Welcome to the corporate wellness spa – for your compliance anxiety. Where else can you spend 15 “minutes” (wink wink) clicking through slideshow after slideshow, […]

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From Ignorance to Understanding: Facing the Truth of Colonisation (Part 5)

26 August 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 1

Chapter 5: Massacres, Punitive Expeditions, and Policies of Extermination The Myth of Peaceful Settlement For much of Australia’s history, schoolbooks and monuments promoted the idea of “peaceful settlement.” In reality, settlement was enforced through systematic […]