This exhibition presents a selection of Chinese funerary art from the collection of the National Gallery of Australia.

This lecture examines the continuing significance of the 2016 South China Sea Arbitration and its impact on maritime governance and Indo-Pacific security.

This talk examines how the Chinese government built up its capacity to monopolize and extract revenue from urban land.

Where does Taiwan stand in 2026? Four scholars on chips, energy, polarisation and identity, plus a restored screening of Hou Hsiao-hsien's The Sandwich Man.

As governments seek to decouple critical supply chains, this keynote explores why complete decoupling remains unlikely amid competing interests across the global semiconductor industry.

The Sandwich Man presents three poignant stories of ordinary people navigating the social and economic transformations of modernising Taiwan.

This presentation explores the challenges facing Taiwan’s democracy and their impact on public attitudes toward key issues.

Despite Taiwan’s growing importance to Australian policymaking amid rising PRC pressure, debate remains constrained by defence capabilities and alliance politics.