Nuclear Fever: War Mongering on Iran

The recent string of exaggerated military successes – or at least as…

How Australian Monetary System Favours the Powerful

By Denis Hay Description How the Australian monetary system prioritizes corporations and political elites…

‘Staggering’: ANU cuts more jobs while asking staff…

National Tertiary Education Union Media Release The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has…

COP31: Australia has a chance to lead on…

UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response Collaborative efforts among universities are paving…

New polling shows supermarkets are public enemy No.…

New polling shows supermarkets are Australians' public enemy No. 1 in the…

Rejection of drug a blow for Australians living…

Dementia Australia is disappointed by the initial decision of the Therapeutic Goods…

World Energy Outlook: renewables surge and global gas…

Climate Council Media Release NEW REPORT: The World Energy Outlook 2024 from the…

Up to 21,000 people are dying each day…

Oxfam Australia Media Release On World Food Day, hunger has reached an all-time…

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How Australian Monetary System Favours the Powerful

The AIM Network

By Denis Hay Description How the Australian monetary system prioritizes corporations and political elites over citizens. Learn how to reform this for a fairer society. Introduction: The Misuse of Australia’s Monetary Sovereignty Australia holds a significant advantage in being a sovereign currency issuer. Yet, despite the ability to fund essential services, the system is…

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 successfully host COP31, but there’s a lot of work to do before then, writes Ben Newell, Director of the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response. Next month, Australia is expected to…

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…

Albanese's House Purchase And Labor's Plagiarism!

Rossleigh

A few days ago, my wife and I had lunch in a Fitzroy pub. She happened to comment that the…

Nuclear Fever: War Mongering on Iran

Dr Binoy Kampmark

The recent string of exaggerated military successes – or at least as they are understood to be – places Israel…

Politics

Albanese's House Purchase And Labor's Plagiarism!

Rossleigh

A few days ago, my wife and I had lunch in a Fitzroy pub. She happened to comment that the…

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Social Democracy from Neoliberalism

The AIM Network

By Denis Hay Description Explore how to shift to social democracy from neoliberalism, using its monetary sovereignty to create a fairer political…

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Donny is Done

The AIM Network

By James Moore I will not believe it. I cannot. There is nothing left to know about Donald Trump. And I…

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Queensland Futures: Can More Critical and Comprehensive News Reporting Assist…

The AIM Network

By Denis Bright With the Queensland Government now in caretaker mode, time is running out for more communication about the priorities…

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LNP Government in Queensland: Dangers of Electing Them

The AIM Network

By Denis Hay Description Explore the dangers of electing an LNP government in Queensland and the risks of job losses, corruption, and…

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In Liz We Truss!

Rossleigh

There's a bit of a tall poppy syndrome in Australia where we shoot down people more successful than ourselves, so…

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Environment

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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Sensor trial hopes to empower managers to monitor bushfire risk

The AIM Network

Bushfires are one of Australia’s greatest challenges and are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change. Hazard reduction burns…

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Massive thermal coal mine approvals a slap in the face…

The AIM Network

Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action Media Release BUSHFIRE SURVIVORS FOR CLIMATE ACTION (BSCA) has spoken out in response to the news…

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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

Nuclear Fever: War Mongering on Iran

Dr Binoy Kampmark

The recent string of exaggerated military successes – or at least as they are understood to be – places Israel…

Read more

‘Staggering’: ANU cuts more jobs while asking staff to take…

The AIM Network

National Tertiary Education Union Media Release The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has slammed Australian National University’s bid to cut pay…

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New polling shows supermarkets are public enemy No. 1 in…

The AIM Network

New polling shows supermarkets are Australians' public enemy No. 1 in the cost-of-living crisis. The Australia Institute’s Carmichael Centre/Centre for Future…

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Rejection of drug a blow for Australians living with Alzheimer’s…

The AIM Network

Dementia Australia is disappointed by the initial decision of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) to reject Lecanemab for use in…

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Up to 21,000 people are dying each day from conflict-fuelled…

The AIM Network

Oxfam Australia Media Release On World Food Day, hunger has reached an all-time high exposing the flaws in global peace building…

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Enough Waiting: Urgent Support Needed for Homeless Veterans

The AIM Network

Vasey RSL Care has spent close to two years advocating at the highest levels of government to co-fund its innovative…

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Your Say

What is Justice?

The AIM Network

By Bert Hetebry As I recall, the opening scene of the 2005 movie “Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman” see a woman who…

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Who are the terrorists?

The AIM Network

“Pregnant women will give birth to terrorists; the children when they grow up will be terrorists.” (Phalangist involved in the…

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Never mind the Hezbollahs

The AIM Network

By Jane Salmon Long-term refugees and asylum seekers at the 24/7 vigils for permanent visas around the nation have received…

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