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A Quandamooka Voice on National Sorry Day: The Unfulfilled Promise of Treaty

26 May 2025 AIMN Editorial 2

By Callen Sorensen Karklis On National Sorry Day, May 26, 2025, we reflect on the enduring struggle for First Nations justice, a fight my Quandamooka relatives have carried since colonisation scarred our lands. In […]

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Tim Wilson: throwing stones in a glass house

26 May 2025 Michael Taylor 13

The Goldstein race was one of the closest in the 2025 election. Liberal candidate Tim Wilson reclaimed the seat, defeating the incumbent teal independent MP Zoe Daniel, who had won the seat from Wilson in […]

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The Nationals’ Hunger Games: Now With Extra Trapdoors!

24 May 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 5

By Lachlan J. McKenzie’s Gonzo Intern, caffeinated on Rinehart-brand espresso pods and political spite Welcome, comrades, to another episode of The Nationals Eat Their Young, now screening live from the colosseum formerly known as Australia’s […]

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Political Futures: Are Conservative Political Fusions in the Public Interest of Regional Australians?

24 May 2025 Denis Bright 8

As a response to the crisis in Australia’s conservative leadership, high profile commentators have called for the return of enhanced policy fusions between the Liberal and National Parties. Viewers on Sky News can check out […]

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Political Futures: Time to Ditch Vacuous Narcissistic Promo Politics

10 May 2025 Denis Bright 6

After countless risky episodes during the recent election campaign, Australians warmed to the need for continuity in Labor’s commitment to a sustainable and caring social .market as the better option. Such positive terms triumphed over […]

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A Quandamooka Voice on National Sorry Day: The Unfulfilled Promise of Treaty

Tim Wilson: throwing stones in a glass house

The Nationals’ Hunger Games: Now With Extra Trapdoors!

Political Futures: Are Conservative Political Fusions in the Public Interest of Regional Australians?

Political Futures: Time to Ditch Vacuous Narcissistic Promo Politics