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Humans Arrived in Australia 49,000 Years Ago

Humans Arrived in Australia 49,000 Years Ago

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
New findings show that humans arrived in Australia more than 10,000 years earlier than previously thought.
Following Micronesia's Lead on Climate Change

Following Micronesia's Lead on Climate Change

By Peter M. Christian
Previously Micronesia led successful efforts to accelerate the phase out of hydrochlorofluorocarbons.

Vietnam and New Zealand Aim to Double Trade By 2020

Vietnam and New Zealand Aim to Double Trade By 2020

By Ankit Panda
New Zealand and Vietnam plan to hit a trade volume of $2.2 billion by 2020.

Trouble in Paradise: Intrigue and Corruption in Vanuatu

Trouble in Paradise: Intrigue and Corruption in Vanuatu

By Benjamin David Baker
While the president was out of the country, the speaker of parliament pardoned himself after being convicted on corruption charges.

Could Saab Upgrade Australia’s Collins-class Submarine as a Stopgap Measure?

Could Saab Upgrade Australia’s Collins-class Submarine as a Stopgap Measure?

By Benjamin David Baker
The Swedish company Saab Kockums offers to upgrade Australia’s subs while Canberra decides who will replace them. Is it worth it?
Beyond Words: Revamping Australia's Indonesia Policy

Beyond Words: Revamping Australia's Indonesia Policy

Why both nations must move past words like “strategic partnership” and embrace each other.

Why Oceania Matters

Why Oceania Matters

Oceania has often been neglected in US foreign policy discussion. As attention shifts to Asia, this needs to change.

New Caledonia’s Unrealized Legacy

New Caledonia’s role in the South Pacific has been largely ignored. But both strategically and economically it could be a key player.

Climate Change's First Refugees

Pacific island nations are on the frontline of climate change, yet despite being seen as the first ‘victims,’ many are re-positioning themselves to lead the world in renewable energy infrastructure, writes Ben Bohane.

Adventure Haven

After years of political unrest, the Solomon Islands is now reinventing itself as the ultimate destination for adventure-seekers. Dominic Rolfe explains why travellers who want that extra degree of independence on their holidays should head there

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