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Politics

The Expanding Presidency of Donald J. Trump

20 April 2026 Roswell 6
There was a time – not so long ago – when the office of President of the United States seemed a sufficiently demanding role. Nuclear codes, global alliances, the occasional domestic crisis. A full plate, […]
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Politics

The Deconstruction of Control

20 April 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 5
How a 400-Year-Old Corporate Blueprint Became the Architecture of Modern Power – and Why We Can Choose to Make It Irrelevant Dedicated to my wife, who sees the pattern before the pieces fall. I. Introduction: […]
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Politics

Why Do Australians Pay for the NBN After Funding It?

20 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By Denis Hay   Description Why do Australians pay for the NBN if it was publicly funded? Discover where your money goes and why the internet still costs so much. Introduction: The Question Millions Are Asking […]
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Politics

Australian Political Futures: Is Balancing Optimum Defence Self-Reliance with National Sovereignty Really Possible within US Global Hegemony?

20 April 2026 Denis Bright 16
Diplomatic sorties by Prime Minister Albanese to maintain supplies of petroleum from refineries in South East Asia coincided with the release of the 2026 National Defence Strategy (NDS). The fire in Unit Four at the […]
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Politics

The Moon That Never Rose

20 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
By James Moore “America’s greatest promise is that something is going to happen, and after awhile you get tired of waiting because nothing happens to people except that they grow old and nothing happens to […]
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Politics

The new nuclear weapons are so much better and cheaper – they’re the enemy’s nuclear sites!

19 April 2026 Noel Wauchope 4
Yes, ain’t it grand! We, the God-fearing, God-loving, West and Israel don’t really need any longer to put our $billions of tax-payer money into those horribly expensive nuclear missiles, bombs, submarines. Good old new technology […]
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AIM Extra

The Holy War on the Holy See

19 April 2026 David Tyler 10
A NOTE ON CLARKE AND DAWE John Clarke and Bryan Dawe were, for thirty years, the sharpest double act in Australian public life. Every Thursday night on the ABC, Clarke played the politician, the bureaucrat, […]
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Politics

Confused Closures and Opaque Openings: Continuing Dramas in the Hormuz Strait

19 April 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 1
Reading messages from President Donald J. Trump is an exercise in taunting masochism. It is one inflicted on commentators and the press corps the world over, and they are not better for it. The latest […]
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Politics

Iran aside, don’t ignore Trump’s war crimes in the Caribbean, Venezuela and Somalia

19 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 6
By Walt Zlotow   As Trump was cooling his massive, murderous bombing of Iran, he was ramping up his murderous bombing of small civilian boats in the Caribbean. In the last 5 days he obliterated 5 […]
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Politics

The Merchants of Death in Our Midst

18 April 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4
How Palantir Profits from Genocide – and Why Australia Must Walk Away Dedicated to my wife, who knows evil by the way it behaves. I. The Company That Kills Enemies Alex Karp, the CEO of […]
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AIM Extra

Two men found dead on the Moon

18 April 2026 Michael Taylor 14
I’ve recently started watching For All Mankind, the alternate-history series where the Soviets reach the Moon first and the space race never ends. It’s gripping stuff – but it also sent me back to the […]
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Politics

Caps Off: How Mark Hammond’s Appointment Completes Labor’s Capture by Uncle Sam and the AUKUS Boondoggle

18 April 2026 David Tyler 7
Look at the photo. Anthony Albanese, grinning in his USS Vermont baseball cap like a kid who just won a free submarine from the Pentagon’s lucky dip. Beside him, Vice Admiral Mark Hammond, now our […]
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Politics

The Normalisation of Contradiction

18 April 2026 Michael Taylor 12
There are moments in politics when language is no longer used to describe reality, but to overwrite it. This week, Donald Trump declared that the United States has a “very good relationship” with Iran – […]
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Politics

Beyond the screen: Beijing’s film festival becomes a citywide experience

17 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
By Chen Ziqi   I’ve always loved that strange, slightly magical moment after a film ends. You step out of a cinema, the final scene still lingering in your mind. For a moment, the world […]
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Your Say

Every day is important – until there are no more

17 April 2026 John Lord 17
On 26 February 2027, I will turn 86 – well beyond the average lifespan of an Australian male. This realisation shapes my perspective. My core message: every day matters, and openly facing mortality motivates me […]

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