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Why Broken Political Promises Distract Australians

18 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 7

By Denis Hay Description Broken political promises in Australia. Why media outrage distracts from housing, healthcare, and cost-of-living failures. Introduction The debate over broken political promises has become a constant feature of Australian politics. Every […]

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Shades of Terra Nullius, Curious Invitations, Investigations and Genocide

8 February 2026 Jon Chesterson 12

Insanity What will it take for our leaders to see the light, to shake them out of their ivory towers? On Monday morning, 9 February 2026 we face the utter insanity of a State visit […]

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Black Fog – If We Can’t Think for Ourselves: Must We Muzzle and Bastardise Tertiary Education and Our Public Institutions?

6 February 2026 Jon Chesterson 14

‘Antisemitism’, a disguised undercover Zionist attack on Australian Universities – political analysis and warning to Albanese – don’t do this! The Black Fog – If people can’t think for themselves, if they have no independent […]

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When Parliament resumes…

15 July 2025 Roswell 14

Parliament resumes, and everyone’s angry for a reason Spoiler: this is not satire – it just reads that way. Parliament is back, and not a moment too soon. Australians have endured near an eternity without […]

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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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A Reflective Assessment of Goldstein’s MPs Through the Lens of Moral Disengagement

11 May 2025 AIMN Editorial 4

Election 2025 – Ethical Reflections on Our MPs – past and present- and Democratic Duty By Sue Barrett As we wait with anticipation for the final count in the 2025 Australian federal election, the Goldstein […]

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Last lap, little traction: the election campaign’s final frenzy

1 May 2025 Michael Taylor 2

As the Australian federal election looms, the campaign’s final week has been a whirlwind of hot-button issues. But with political spin and media agendas in overdrive, are voters actually tuning in? Have these talking points […]

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Two Out of Three Judges Endorse Chaos: Incoherent Policies and Misinformation Win Leader’s Debate

23 April 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 10

Snarky Critique: The Dutton Debacle – A Masterclass in Recycled Ideas and Unlearned Lessons Let’s face it: Peter Dutton’s performance in the third leaders’ debate was less a policy showcase and more a nostalgia tour […]

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Peter Dutton: Shadowed by Controversies

6 April 2025 Michael Taylor 21

With the federal election just a month away, Peter Dutton’s push to become prime minister is shadowed by a number of controversies. One is his handling of immigration and past comments that keep resurfacing. Back […]

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What “Peter Dutton says … ” is hardly worth listening to

27 March 2025 Michael Taylor 6

Peter Dutton’s been a loud voice as Opposition Leader and his statements get plenty of airtime – especially in a media landscape that leans heavily on his soundbites. (They’re easy to spot: articles that kick […]

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The Quiet Erosion: Is Australia’s Democracy Slipping Away?

8 March 2025 Michael Taylor 14

Introduction In the summer of 2023, as Australians voted down the Voice to Parliament referendum, a quieter story unfolded online: conspiracy theories about “rigged” ballots flooded social media, fueled by foreign bots and amplified by […]

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Another Not That Great MAGA Propagandist

6 March 2025 Jon Chesterson 11

Anthony Albanese responds to Trump camp ‘concern’ on Australia’s defence spend, defence correspondent Andrew Greene, ABC News, 6 March 2025 – Ah yes but… no news analysis from our trusted ABC. What yah saying, Albo, […]

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What a way to start an election campaign!

2 March 2025 John Lord 7

After a brief deliberation of just a few hours, Dutton hastily implemented a “Me Too” policy regarding Medicare and bulk billing. His swift action, however, uncovered his lack of a coherent response to Labor’s initiative […]

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Howling wolves follow the pack

25 February 2025 Jon Chesterson 9

Wolves among the flock Jewish Journalist Exposes Israel, Katie Halper, Double Down News yesterday – not the first, not the second or the last. Australian establishment seizes on backwards comments by nurses to escalate phoney […]

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Tittle-tattle, rittle-rattle: Dutton in Adelaide

21 February 2025 Jon Chesterson 6

Another fudgestone kop prank from spudsville courtesy of Sky News king of muck rakers. An unletter to the Sydney Morning Herald, and thanks to GL for the thumbs up this morning, following on from ‘How […]

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