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Politics

How Australia’s Defence Strategy Can Invest in Peace

22 June 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s defence strategy. Australia faces a pivotal choice: continue escalating military spending or embrace a peace-first strategy. Discover how investing in peace can redefine national security. Introduction: A Nation at the […]
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Politics

Why Protecting Our PBS Is More Urgent Than Ever

15 June 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
By Denis Hay  Description Protecting our PBS is urgent. US executive orders impact Australia’s PBS listings. Explore alternative sources of medication from China and India to ensure supply stability. Introduction: When Politics Delays Your Prescription […]
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Politics

Why Reclaiming Public Assets Must Be Australia’s Next Step

14 May 2025 AIMN Editorial 5
By Denis Hay Description Australians demand a public-first future. Reclaiming public assets after the election can reverse neoliberal damage and restore equity. Introduction – A Turning Point in Australian Democracy Location: Suburban Melbourne, May 2025. […]
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Politics

How Labor’s 2025 Victory Could Shape Australia’s Future

4 May 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
By Denis Hay Description Labor’s 2025 victory demands urgent reform. Can bipartisanship, AUKUS, and weak anti-corruption laws be overcome to deliver true sovereignty and accountability? Introduction: A Nation at a Crossroads Election night 2025 Anthony […]
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Why Whistleblowers Are Charged but the Guilty Walk Free

2 May 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
By Denis Hay  Description Australia punishes whistleblowers while protecting wrongdoers. Discover why truth-tellers are silenced – and how Australians can demand real reform. Introduction Picture this: You’re sitting alone in a tiny interview room. Fluorescent […]
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Politics

How to Vote Smarter in 2025: Look Past the Spin

24 April 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
By Denis Hay Description Learn how to vote smarter in 2025, don’t fall for election spin and demand real change in Australia. Introduction: The Power of Your Vote Location: A suburban lounge room, late at […]
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Politics

Why The US Australia Alliance Needs a Rethink

29 March 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
By Denis Hay Description Why the US Australia alliance needs a rethink. The U.S. is no ally. Discover why Australia must distance itself to avoid war and reclaim its sovereignty. How Australia Can Safely Distance […]
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Politics

Why the Federal Election 2025 Could Change Australia Forever

23 March 2025 AIMN Editorial 8
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s federal election 2025 looms as cost of living, housing, climate, and youth issues put the nation’s future on the line. Introduction Picture this: It’s a chilly winter evening in outer […]

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