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The AIM Network. Monash University is calling for Australia’s federal and state governments to take a bold leap on transitioning the nation to a sustainable and innovative circular economy. In a submission to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into the circular economy, Monash has recommended a raft of policy, funding and regulatory ...
About The AIMN - » The Australian Independent Media Network
Dec 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.
Independent media: a fight for its survival - » The Australian ...
Oct 28, 2021 · Our petition has only just been lodged, and we only have until the 24th of November to collect 20,000 signatures. We urge you to sign our petition. Independent media is fighting for its survival. This is only Step 1 of our fight. Details of Step 2 will be published in the near future. Thanking you in advance.
What now? - » The Australian Independent Media Network
Mr. 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 …
Feb 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 …
Is it possible for the Coalition to lose 35 seats? Yes, it is.
It meant that as older folk passed on, they would be replaced by a younger cohort more likely to support the left: “A new analysis of voting trends by the Liberal-leaning Centre for Independent Studies has found that by the time people reached their early 50s, Baby Boomers (people born between 1946 and 1964) and Generation X (1965-1980) were more likely to vote for a conservative party than ...
The beauty of AIMN - » The Australian Independent Media Network
Mar 6, 2021 · 26 comments Login here Register here. Keitha Granville March 6, 2021 at 10:28 pm. I agree wholeheartedly. AIMN keeps me sane, it keeps me hoping for a better future, knowing there are so many others who believe it’s possible inspite of …
What does it take? - » The Australian Independent Media Network
Sep 23, 2021 · 29 comments Login here Register here. Phil Pryor September 23, 2021 at 2:38 pm. Corporate attitude is a runaway flow of faecality, streaming and oozing until every day is a wave of advertising, dealing, lying, suspecting, observing crooks, covering your arse to be prudent, seeing wrong and evil, BUT, getting on with accustoming oneself to living in a cesspool up to the intellectual brim.
North Into the Night - » The Australian Independent Media Network
Driving back everyone was quiet as we scraped along the rocks and brush, but I had questions. I tried to restrain myself because I saw that the two agents were uncomfortable, I thought, because of what we had seen and recorded.
Revealed: Properties in nature’s firing line - The AIM Network
Feb 19, 2024 · A 30-year climate outlook exclusively commissioned by The Australian Conveyancer magazine exposes threats to thousands of properties in NSW and suggests owners will be impacted by land valuation, zoning restrictions and insurance premiums.
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