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WEBThe AIM Network. By Bert Hetebry If you want to hang out, you gotta take her out, cocaine If you want to get down, down…. The AIMN is a platform for citizen journalists and bloggers to write and engage in an independent Australian media environment.
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.
$100 Billion since 2023: Australia missing out on China’s massive ...
WEB23 hours ago · While private Chinese investment into Australia seriously lags, there are unparalleled opportunities for Australia-China collaboration in zero-emissions industries – if we get the policy settings right. A new report by independent think tank Climate Energy Finance (CEF), Green capital tsunami ...
Big Super is still investing in nuclear weapons: report
WEB2 days ago · A new report has found that despite claiming not to invest in ‘controversial weapons’ 13 of the top 14 Australian super funds are still investing in nuclear weapons companies, in some cases even in an option described as ‘responsible’. One of the 14, Hostplus, has excluded nuclear weapons companies across …
Aged care providers must not shirk scrutiny - » The Australian ...
WEB1 day ago · The Minister’s letter notes that from today, average care funding will be around 58% higher than it was in September 2022. A significant part of this increase has been to fund providers to increase their care minutes to an average of 215 minutes per resident per day. Williams highlighted key concerns raised by the Minister:
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 ...
Seizing Australia’s AI opportunity - » The Australian Independent …
WEBFeb 2, 2024 · Paper one outlines how Australia stands to benefit most from AI technology, and consequently, where governments should focus their policy efforts. “Australian business is already adopting AI through its integration with existing software and services – but to get the big productivity dividends we need business to transform core systems and adopt new tools as they emerge.
Breaking out of the Quagmire
WEBJan 20, 2024 · 19 comments Login here Register here. Andrew Smith January 20, 2024 at 7:06 pm. Interesting, and a point loosely related to grammar (like on another article), or more pointedly communication, is the influence of the ‘gotcha’ media culture in Australia, ‘soundbites’ and economy of words or language, to keep simplified and dumbed down…..
Hijacking Political Futures - » The Australian Independent Media …
WEBNov 2, 2023 · Before preparing an article on developments in the Queensland economy as a sequel to my article on the NSW State Budget, a diversion is in order on the current profile of crime as a political issue in Queensland prior to local government and state elections in 2024.These perceptions are best developed in news coverage of events in outer suburban and specific regional areas where state seats ...
We've made it! - » The Australian Independent Media Network
WEBThe AIM Network. We made it to 2022, but it feels like we just crawled over the line to get here. Now we can pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and tread cautiously into the New Year. The enthusiasm we felt twelve months ago to the day that 2021 was going to be better than the previous year is now a distant memory.