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Why Labor Pretend Reform Is Not the Change We Were Promised

3 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 4

By Denis Hay Description Labor pretend reform is failing Australians. Real change is possible – but only if we stop accepting political theatre as genuine progress. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press […]

Illustration showing NHS hospital collapsing and a thumbs down symbolizing NHS privatisation failures.

Why Privatisation Keeps Failing Us: Healthscope’s Collapse

2 June 2025 AIMN Editorial 5

By Denis Hay Description Healthscope’s downfall reveals the full cost of privatisation in Australia. Discover how public services are suffering and what we can do to reclaim them. Introduction: A Healthcare Giant Falls It was […]

Political debate in Australian parliament illustration.

How Different Is Labor from the LNP on Important Issues?

24 February 2025 AIMN Editorial 5

By Denis Hay Description: How Different is Labor? Are Labor and the LNP genuinely different? Discover their policies on key issues like healthcare, education, and the economy – and what it means for Australians. Introduction […]

Protesters under magnifying glass, "Politics for the People".

How Do You Explain Neoliberalism in Australia?

8 February 2025 AIMN Editorial 3

By Denis Hay Description Learn how neoliberalism in Australia has shaped the economy, public services, and democracy – and what can be done to challenge its influence. Introduction Neoliberalism has profoundly shaped Australia’s political and […]

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Why Labor Pretend Reform Is Not the Change We Were Promised

Why Privatisation Keeps Failing Us: Healthscope’s Collapse

How Different Is Labor from the LNP on Important Issues?

How Do You Explain Neoliberalism in Australia?