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The ground-breaking discovery of the world’s oldest evidence for marine fishing in East Timor has not just re-written the history books – it could shed new light on how humans first reached Australian shores, writes JAMES GIGGACHER.
A research conference on Asia and the Pacific is set to redraw the map on our ideas about the region.
Crawford graduates from Vietnam chart their country's economic future at ANU.
A new book contends that 1942 and the threat of war helped shape Australia as a nation.
Seventy years after 1942, Australia still feels the impact of a year which saw the greatest threat to the nation ever, writes PETER DEAN.
JONE BALEDROKADROKA examines whether Fiji's promised elections in 2014 will be free and fair.
Four of the world’s great rivers are suffering from drastically reduced flows due to water extraction.
Failure to agree on changes to America’s military presence in Okinawa generates problems for the US–Japan alliance, writes HDP ENVALL.
OLIVIA CABLE looks at whether Australia can be a promoter of peace in the Indo-Pacific.
Internet freedom is only as good as the state where you're jacked in, write SARAH LOGAN and MADELINE CARR.
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