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Australia’s New Air Warfare Destroyer Completes Weapons, Systems Evaluation

Australia’s New Air Warfare Destroyer Completes Weapons, Systems Evaluation

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The HMAS Hobart completed weapons and systems evaluation with the U.S. Navy off the U.S. West Coast in December.
Explaining Australia’s Meek Response to China's Arbitrary Detention of 2 Canadians

Explaining Australia’s Meek Response to China's Arbitrary Detention of 2 Canadians

By Grant Wyeth
Australia has been slow to respond to these events, instead choosing to remain mostly aloof. Why?

Winners and Losers From Asia’s Dog Year

Winners and Losers From Asia’s Dog Year

By Anthony Fensom
It has been a dog year, indeed, for many.

Australia’s Israel Embassy Decision and the Convergence of Conservative Identity

Australia’s Israel Embassy Decision and the Convergence of Conservative Identity

By Grant Wyeth
Australia’s foreign policy may be moving into a phase where it is no longer mostly above partisan politics.

Australia’s Liberal Party in Disarray

Australia’s Liberal Party in Disarray

By Grant Wyeth
Does the party have the ability to purge its reactionary elements and realign itself as a responsible governing entity?
Alan's Boat From China: Episode 4

Alan's Boat From China: Episode 4

By Ian Lang
China’s excited shipyard executives join Alan to dive the Barrier Reef from the boat they’ve built together

Alan's Boat From China: Episode 3

Alan's Boat From China: Episode 3

By Ian Lang
It’s a (literal) struggle to stay afloat as tensions crank up on board the Passions 3.
New Caledonia: Moving Beyond the Independence Debate

New Caledonia: Moving Beyond the Independence Debate

By Sebastien Goulard
On November 4, New Caledonia said “yes” to France, but the island needs to take a long-term view of its regional engagement.

Non-Aligned Amid Great Power Rivalry? The Case of Papua New Guinea

Non-Aligned Amid Great Power Rivalry? The Case of Papua New Guinea

By Patrick Kaiku
A joint base with Australia may tip PNG away from its critical non-aligned balance in the Pacific.

In Bhutan, a Win for Australia's International Education Strategy

In Bhutan, a Win for Australia's International Education Strategy

By Grant Wyeth
Bhutan’s incoming prime minister and foreign minister both hold degrees from Australian universities.

Why is Australia Trying to Push Migrants Away from Sydney and Melbourne?

Why is Australia Trying to Push Migrants Away from Sydney and Melbourne?

By Grant Wyeth
Canberra simply doesn’t understand the power and pull of urban spaces in the modern economy.
Australia and Papua New Guinea Close in on Manus Island Base Deal

Australia and Papua New Guinea Close in on Manus Island Base Deal

By Grant Wyeth
What would a permanent Australian naval presence at Lombrum on Manus Island mean for the Pacific?

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