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WEBThe AIM Network. By Denis Hay Description Explore the hidden influence of neoliberalism shaping our institutions. Learn about the impact on policy and the path to a fairer political system. Introduction Neoliberalism has deeply infiltrated Australia’s key institutions, shaping policies that prioritize market interests over public welfare.
Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting …
WEB2 days ago — On 19 September 2024, the Senate referred the provisions of the Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024, to the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee for report by 25 November 2024. Submissions close on the 30 September 2024 ...
Massive thermal coal mine approvals a slap in the face for bushfire ...
WEB4 days ago — Just two months ago Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action delivered a joint BSCA-Climate Council petition to the Environment Minister with over 11,000 signatures asking the government to fix these laws and to pause approvals of coal and gas projects until they adequately considered climate impacts.
About The AIMN - » The Australian Independent Media Network
WEBDec 27, 2012 — About The AIMN. Founded by the owners Michael and Carol Taylor on January 2, 2013, The Australian Independent Media Network is a platform for public interest journalists to write and engage in an independent media environment, providing both news and opinion. Please feel free to join in the discussions on our featured articles on: Politics.
RMIT expert responds to PM’s negative gearing comments
WEB3 days ago — RMIT’s Dr Liam Davies, an expert in social and affordable housing, can respond to the PM’s comments. Last week, Davies co-authored a report calling for negative gearing to only be available to investors whose properties meet national standards for fair rental contracts and construction quality.. Dr Liam Davies, social and affordable housing: “The Commonwealth foregoes about $6 billion ...
Our kids will not forgive coal mine approvals - » The Australian ...
WEB4 days ago — Our children will not forgive us for locking in more climate pollution for decades to come. “These projects are forecast to pump out over a billion tonnes of pollution until 2048 – more than double Australia’s total annual emissions. Mount Pleasant will become Australia’s largest black coal mine, dwarfing Adani, while Narrabri could add ...
The demise of social cohesion is what threatens us most, and the ...
WEBAustralians have a long history of finding fault with things we don’t understand. The complexity of Middle Eastern politics and religion is so electric that they can flare up at any time, and any discussion on the subject is filled with danger.
This might help Labor win the ‘must win’ election - The AIM …
WEBLabor will make Australia the world leader in green technologies with a fund to support start-ups that show promise. Labor should offer to increase university funding if they commit to more significant research programmes. It would also provide funding to launch new innovative firms and create thousands of jobs.
What now? - » The Australian Independent Media Network
WEBMr. Moore’s written political and media analyses have been published at CNN, Boston Globe, L.A. Times, Guardian of London, Sunday Independent of London, Salon, Financial Times of London, Huffington Post, and numerous other outlets. He also appeared as an expert on presidential politics in the highest-grossing documentary film of all time ...
Oxfam responds to Lebanon crisis - » The Australian Independent …
WEB4 days ago — Oxfam’s Lebanon country director Bachir Ayoub said the country can ill afford this on top of existing crises. “This conflict was predictable and avoidable. It is the result of the failure to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza. For decades, the people of Lebanon have endured one crisis after another without getting the opportunity to fully recover.