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Do Labor and the Coalition really want the first legislative manifestation of the Pacific step-up to require Australian benefit to be maximised even at the potential expense of the Pacific and other developing countries?
The new network unites the efforts of Australia's 20 university researchers studying the presence, use and impacts of mercury in Australia.
Education in an age of the securitisation of everything.
The Coalition is running out of time to do worthwhile things, writes Visiting Fellow at the Crawford School of Public Policy Peter Martin.
This week on Policy Forum Pod, the team takes a look at shocks to the system – from Trump to Brexit – and ask whether our institutions are up to the task of dealing with them.
Robert Breunig on the effects of immigration on wages
For those involved in countering terrorism—communities, officials and researchers—the most crucial question is how to effectively counter the terrorist narrative. Over the past few days, from possibly the most unlikely place in the world, we appear to have seen a masterclass.
The Australian National University (ANU) Myanmar Research Centre (MRC) welcomed emerging researchers for a special workshop ahead of last week’s...
Australians may not be interested in foreign affairs, but foreign affairs is interested in Australia.
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