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New research and insights on the experience of POWs question the ANZAC legend.
New research into Indonesia's reduced deforestation hopes to plant the seed of wealth.
The widespread and problematic practice of sorcery and witchcraft in Melanesia, as well as related violence and killings, are the focus of a research conference taking place at ANU next Wednesday.
Minimum wage leaves bread-winners with more dough today than the in the past, according to new ANU research.
Victims of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime get compensation, but justice still a long way off, warns expert.
Rising super powers and 'frenemies' China and India are set to remake world in their image.
Key challenges facing policymakers and society to be tackled during ANU Public Policy 2013.
College graduate and leading economist, Dr Chatib Basri has been appointed to the Indonesia cabinet as Finance Minister.
It's better to give Australian aid and governance support to Timor-Leste’s local communities rather than state institutions, argues Joanne Wallis.
Cambodia still needs international support, says expert.
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