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Despite Australia’s record as a laggard of climate action in the region, it is essential for the Pacific countries to engage Australia in dialogue, writes Dr George Carter.
by Frank Jotzo
This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration of more than 250 news...
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy Professor Quentin Grafton has been awarded an Australian Laureate Fellowship from the Australian Research Council for a project that could transform how Australia governs and uses water.
If the weather outside on 10 August 2019 in Canberra was cold and dull, the atmosphere inside the Shine Dome at the Australian Academy of Science was anything but.
West Australian Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has attracted a storm of criticism for crudely comparing the People’s Republic of China to Nazi Germany.
Australia’s national paid parental leave scheme, announced ten years ago on Mother’s Day 2009, was a landmark social policy designed to improve women’s workforce participation, gender equality in work and at home, and maternal and child health.
Is Australia doing enough to encourage the study of Asian languages?
ANU College of Asia and the Pacific General Manager on what brought her to Canberra, the higher education sector and procrastibaking.
The world is facing unprecedented geostrategic and geopolitical shifts. At Australia 360 we took a closer look at how Australia’s key relationships are travelling – both globally and in the Asia-Pacific region which is experiencing profound upheaval and transition.
Moving Indonesia's capital to Borneo wouldn’t necessarily solve Jakarta’s environmental problems, writes Luca Tacconi.
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