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Will New Zealand Provide Lethal Aid to Ukraine?

Will New Zealand Provide Lethal Aid to Ukraine?

By Geoffrey Miller
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her government are struggling to defend their reluctance to provide weapons amid growing pressure at home and abroad.
Australian Prime Minister Calls Election for May 21

Australian Prime Minister Calls Election for May 21

By Rod McGuirk
Morrison's Liberal Party-led coalition is behind in most opinion polls, but many analysts predict a tight result.

Australia Beyond the Language of Luck

Australia Beyond the Language of Luck

By Grant Wyeth
Cultural sophistication and economic complexity need to be understood as intrinsically linked. It’s time for Australia to take language learning more seriously.

The Hitch in Australia’s Grand Plans With India

The Hitch in Australia’s Grand Plans With India

By Hugh Piper
Australia has strategic reasons to pursue closer ties, but ignoring India’s human rights issues comes with a cost.

Solomon Islands Says It Will Not Allow China Military Base

Solomon Islands Says It Will Not Allow China Military Base

By Nick Perry
A draft security deal raised alarm in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare is trying to assuage those concerns.
Morrison Failed Australians on Climate. Will It Cost Him the Next Election?

Morrison Failed Australians on Climate. Will It Cost Him the Next Election?

By Joshua Mcdonald
Given disastrous bushfires, floods, and global humiliation on climate policy during Morrison’s tenure, it’s possible Australians will be ready to make a shift.

Australia’s Lack of Economic Complexity Is a Problem

Australia’s Lack of Economic Complexity Is a Problem

By Grant Wyeth
The country's wealth hides a serious failure of national strategy. 
New Zealand’s Australia-Friendly Response to China-Solomon Islands Security Deal

New Zealand’s Australia-Friendly Response to China-Solomon Islands Security Deal

By Geoffrey Miller
The Ardern government’s response seems to be calculated to show unity with Australia on China policy.

Australia’s Main Parties Are More Alike Than Different on China Policy

Australia’s Main Parties Are More Alike Than Different on China Policy

By Elena Collinson
The Coalition government is highlighting China as a major campaign issue, but in reality the China policies of the Liberal and Labor parties are nearly identical.

Can Ukraine Change Australia’s Attitude Toward Refugees?

Can Ukraine Change Australia’s Attitude Toward Refugees?

By Grant Wyeth
There is a notable shift in public sentiment toward refugees in Australia in response to the Ukraine crisis.

Not Guilty Verdict in Police Murder Case Shines Light on Injustices Facing Australia’s Indigenous People

Not Guilty Verdict in Police Murder Case Shines Light on Injustices Facing Australia’s Indigenous People

By Dechlan Brennan
In the past 20 years, over 500 Indigenous people have died in police or other official custody. Not a single officer has ever faced jail time for causing such a death.
‘Rain Bomb’ and Floods Inundate Eastern Australia

‘Rain Bomb’ and Floods Inundate Eastern Australia

By Joshua Mcdonald
Brisbane and nearby communities experienced some of the worst flooding on record, with some residents wondering if its worth rebuilding as climate change worsens weather conditions.

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