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Paying it forward

Australia's most influential person in higher education explains why paying for university is the fairest way of educating the nation.

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Will fertility rebound in Japan?

The Australia-Japan Research Centre’s JG Crawford Award for 2011 has been awarded to Creina Day for her article Will fertility rebound in Japan? This paper will be published in the Asia Pacific Economic Papers, working paper series.

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The biggest challenges in Asia

In the second episode of our three-part video series, Asia-Pacific future trends, experts from ANU and Columbia discuss the greatest challenges facing the region today.

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Asia-Pacific future trends

A new three-part video series explores the biggest issues in Asia and the Pacific. In the first episode, 16 world-leading experts from ANU and Columbia University outline the most promising developments in the region.

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Charting Australia's place in the Asian century

In response to the Government's White Paper, our experts offer their insight on Australia's role in the Asian century.

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Emerging Asia & Future of the US-Australia Alliance

CAP Dean Professor Andrew MacIntyre will convene an international Emerging Asia working group as part of Sydney University's 21st Century Alliance project.

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Graduate Studies Information Evening

Discover the range of graduate coursework & research programs available at the College. Tuesday 22 May 4-7pm, University House

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2012 first year guides

Guides are now available in PDF and epub format.

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Your journey through Asia & the Pacific begins with us

Access pathways to fantastic careers at one of the world's greatest centres for the study of Asia & the Pacific.

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College stories

Phyo Zeya Thaw.
Former political prisoners hold hope for Burma
Two newly-elected NLD MPs say there is great hope and desire for democratic reform in Burma.
Royal Australian Navy Medical Officer, Lieutenant Joel Hissink (centre), and Australian Medical Task Force Doctor Jo Wilson (right), assess a Pakistani man in the Camp Cockatoo Health Centre.
Australian aid: trading quantity for quality
The latest Federal Budget suggests that Australia is not serious about scaling-up foreign aid.
The amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) conducts flight deck operations in the Indian Ocean. US Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist John Lill http://www.flickr.com/photos/compacflt/
Partnership of equals, equals peace
China and the US need to compromise and share power in the Asia Pacific if they are to maintain regional peace.
Professor John Makeham looks over the copies of the ancient texts.
Ancient Chinese texts find new home at ANU
An extremely rare two thousand year old tale of war and peace has been gifted to the College.
Dialling dissent
The surge in mobile phone use and social media in Papua New Guinea is setting a new tone for political protest.

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