The Mythologies of Musk
By James Moore Living in the Rio Grande Valley in the mid-70s was similar to being in another country. The cultural distinctions were often blurry […]
The Perils of Political Capture
The Perils of Political Capture: When Vested Interests Hijack Progress By Sue Barrett In a free market, businesses that fail to adapt to changing circumstances […]
Australia’s coming Dutton-deluge of nuclear propaganda
By Noel Wauchope There’s something dramatically splendid about King Louis XV of France’s famous statement in 1757 – “After me, the deluge”, interpreted to mean […]
Climate Change: Why Your Voice Matters More Than Ever
By Denis Hay Description: Climate Change Discover how young Australians can reshape climate change policies by advocating renewable energy and tackling corporate interests. Join grassroots […]
Finding the Unmentionable: Amnesty International, Israel and Genocide
It was bound to happen. With continuing operations in Gaza, and increasingly violent activities being conducted against Palestinians in the occupied territories, human rights organisations […]
“When Labor Run Out Of Money, They Come After Yours…”
“You understand, he said to me, the ability and the art of editing a film. You can transform a performance by what you clip or […]
The ABC goes to Hungary: the culture war battle between “Christianity” and “woke” is a con
Some of the most dangerous people in the world right now are those normalising and sanitising fascistic politics. It was not just in the banal […]
Peter Dutton’s nuclear fantasy equals soaring power bills
Solutions for Climate Australia Media Release Solutions for Climate Australia today called out figures provided by Peter Dutton on the future cost of power from […]
Weld Australia Slams Opposition’s Nuclear Power Plan as Unrealistic Fantasy
Weld Australia Media Release Today’s announcement by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton outlining a nuclear power plan reveals a deep disconnect from the realities of Australia’s […]
Less power, more climate pollution: Four ways Dutton is cooking the books on nuclear
Climate Council Media Release “PETER DUTTON’S NUCLEAR numbers have more holes than Swiss cheese, leaving out big ticket items like the costs of dealing with […]
The legal decision on the Murdoch media – what does it mean for us?
By Noel Wauchope There is nothing either good or bad, but only thinking makes it so. Shakespeare’s profound idea applies to that recent legal case, […]
Not keen on nuclear: Renewable Energy Zone residents
RE-Alliance Media Release Just 5% of people living in renewable energy zones would embrace living near nuclear power stations, polling released by RE-Alliance today has […]
Political Futures: Strategic Interpretations with a Populist Frame
By Denis Bright In the wake of the current ascendancy of MAGA politics, the federal LNP’s culture wars against diversity offer populist icing on the […]
If something doesn’t look right …
If something doesn’t look right … that’s because it isn’t. Many of you may be having trouble accessing The AIMN, but if you did, you […]
LGBTIQA+ Action Plan important to close health gaps, says peak body
Public Health Association of Australia Media Release Australia’s peak body for public health, Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA), applauds the Government’s announcement of a […]