How Bad (or Good) is it Today?

I do love my morning beach walks. Between 6 and 7, ride…

To Putin or not to Putin

By Daniel Raynolds A fierce debate has been ongoing within the international community…

Unleashing the potential of the rural and remote…

National Rural Health Alliance Media Release The long-awaited final report Unleashing the Potential…

Aged Pension in Australia Makes Life a Struggle

By Denis Hay Description Living on the aged pension in Australia is challenging. Discover…

Reality check: Monash experts navigate the future of…

Monash University Media Release Monash University's multi-award-winning podcast, What Happens Next?, examines artificial…

Ruthless Settlements: BHP, Brazil and the Samarco Fundão…

The BHP Group, as with other mining giants, has much explaining to…

Washington Twilight

Exploring Washington DC in late October 2024 was a surreal experience. In…

Racing is a dangerous and sometimes lethal pursuit,…

By Maria Millers With the Spring Racing Carnival in full swing this week…

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Aged Pension in Australia Makes Life a Struggle

The AIM Network

By Denis Hay Description Living on the aged pension in Australia is challenging. Discover the financial hurdles and explore how monetary sovereignty could reshape support. Introduction: The Challenges of Living on the Aged Pension in Australia For many older Australians, retirement means transitioning to life on the aged pension. This safety net, designed to…

State of the climate 2024: increased fire weather, marine heatwaves…

The AIM Network

CSIRO News Release The State of the Climate Report 2024 has found Australia’s weather and climate has continued to change, with an increase in extreme heat events, longer fire seasons, more intense heavy rainfall, and sea level rise. The report, prepared every two years, was released today by Australia’s national science agency,…

Urgent expansion of services needed for people with psychosocial disabilities…

The AIM Network

Homelessness Australia Media Release October 10 2024 is World Homelessness Day and World Mental Health Day A shocking number of Australians with psychosocial disabilities are struggling with unmet housing and support needs, prompting calls for an urgent expansion of services. People with psychosocial disability, cognitive impairments and complex behaviours are among the fastest-growing…

The Lettuce, The Frog, Truss And Trump!

Rossleigh

The old man laughed indulgently, holding in check a deeper, more explosive delight. His goading remained gentle. “Rome was destroyed,…

How Bad (or Good) is it Today?

Bert Hetebry

I do love my morning beach walks. Between 6 and 7, ride the bike down to the beach, greet the…

Politics

Washington Twilight

Lucy Hamilton

Exploring Washington DC in late October 2024 was a surreal experience. In New York, Trump was re-enacting the 1939 Nazi…

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The Lettuce, The Frog, Truss And Trump!

Rossleigh

The old man laughed indulgently, holding in check a deeper, more explosive delight. His goading remained gentle. “Rome was destroyed,…

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How Do You Explain Social Justice in Australia?

The AIM Network

By Denis Hay Description Explore how social justice in Australia can reshape our political system using monetary sovereignty, with taxation as a…

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Virtuous, Smug and Venal: British Electoral Interference in the US

Dr Binoy Kampmark

The British cannot help themselves. They are a meddling island people who conquered huge swathes of the earth in a…

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2024 QLD State Election: Where to From Here

The AIM Network

By Callen Sorensen Karklis The Queensland state election over the weekend has brought about what I warned the QLD Labor was…

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In New Scandal Albanese Took Pen He Didn't Own!

Rossleigh

It's interesting what constitutes a scandal these days compared with just a few years ago. For example, sending people debt notices…

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Environment

Australians sceptical of government efforts to increase recycling

The AIM Network

Planet Ark Media Release Fewer than half of all Australians believe any level of government is adequately supporting recycling improvements, new…

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COP31: Australia has a chance to lead on climate, we…

The AIM Network

UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response Collaborative efforts among universities are paving the way for Australian and Pacific governments to…

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World Energy Outlook: renewables surge and global gas glut as…

The AIM Network

Climate Council Media Release NEW REPORT: The World Energy Outlook 2024 from the International Energy Agency has found: …

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Social Justice

Refugees are NOT ok

The AIM Network

By Jane Salmon Having been vilified and blocked for over a decade, asylum seekers needing permanent visas are NOT ok. The death…

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A Nation of Apologies

The AIM Network

By Roger Chao A Nation of Apologies Australia, land of Altjira, of oceans wild and skies untamed, Where stories of the Jukurrpa are…

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Homelessness

Keith Davis

No home. No roof overhead. That's a hell of a new and unwanted experience. Ignore what the YouTube Influencers say,…

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AIM Extra

How Bad (or Good) is it Today?

Bert Hetebry

I do love my morning beach walks. Between 6 and 7, ride the bike down to the beach, greet the…

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Unleashing the potential of the rural and remote health workforce

The AIM Network

National Rural Health Alliance Media Release The long-awaited final report Unleashing the Potential of our Health Workforce: Scope of Practice Review…

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Reality check: Monash experts navigate the future of AI and…

The AIM Network

Monash University Media Release Monash University's multi-award-winning podcast, What Happens Next?, examines artificial intelligence and its impact on reality in its…

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Ruthless Settlements: BHP, Brazil and the Samarco Fundão Dam Class…

Dr Binoy Kampmark

The BHP Group, as with other mining giants, has much explaining to do in the way it has approached the…

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Monash expert: ‘Fake’ news, misinformation and why it influences us…

The AIM Network

Monash University From the deep-fake ‘endorsement’ by Taylor Swift of Republican candidate Donald Trump to the allegation that Haitian migrants are…

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How many holocausts?

Bert Hetebry

Browsing through the new releases at a local bookshop I found a new book by Robert Fisk. I was most…

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Your Say

To Putin or not to Putin

The AIM Network

By Daniel Raynolds A fierce debate has been ongoing within the international community both in favour and against the UN Chief's…

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Racing is a dangerous and sometimes lethal pursuit, largely for…

The AIM Network

By Maria Millers With the Spring Racing Carnival in full swing this week horses are the stars. These magnificent, powerful creatures…

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How I Voted

The AIM Network

By James Moore My mother almost died from an abortion. There were already six children in our little 830 square foot house,…

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