Brexit – are we there yet? 25 October 2019 On Tuesday 22nd October, David McCredie, CEO of the Australian-British Chamber of Commerce, spoke to AIIA NSW about the path to Brexit, its […] Read More
Young Professionals 24 October 2019 The AIIA Victoria Young Professionals (YP) are a group within the AIIA that bring together young professionals from a variety of government and […] Read More
John Legge Library 24 October 2019 The John Legge Library is a small, specialised collection of books and periodicals located at Dyason House. Library Access All current AIIA […] Read More
Fresh Thinking Required for Libya’s Chaos By Dr Peter Bartu 24 October 2019 International efforts to reset Libya’s transition have been unsuccessful despite many attempts by the UN, the EU and others. Read More
What Australian Aid Should Look Like and Why These Five Megatrends Matter By Claire Rogers 24 October 2019 More people in the world are hungry this year than they were last year. The world has pledged to eradicate poverty by 2030. Despite the progress made, we are no longer on track. Read More
Boris' "Do-or-Die" Approach to the EU By Colin Chapman FAIIA 23 October 2019 Brexit will not happen on schedule. Boris Johnson needs to have a more calculated approach in the coming months to ensure a favourable outcome. Read More
Australia in the World: Episode 32 By Dr Darren Lim and Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA 23 October 2019 On this week’s episode, Allan and Darren look to have a broader discussion about China, anchoring the conversation around Allan’s recent article in Australian Foreign Affairs, “History hasn’t ended: How to handle China”. Read More
Dr Peter Bartu 23 October 2019 Dr Peter Bartu is a Lecturer in Global Studies at UC Berkeley and was in Benghazi and Tripoli throughout the 2011 revolution as […] Read More
Expert panel discusses Qld's Pacific engagement Ben Taylor 22 October 2019 Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s late 2018 announcement of Australia’s shift in Pacific engagement policy called for a turn to a “new chapter in […] Read More
Smart Cities: Solutions to South-East Asia’s Urban Challenges By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA and Massimo Campagna 22 October 2019 Urban areas across South-East Asia are fraught with challenges. Environmental problems, questions regarding resilience and governance are all issues confronting the region in the modern day. Read More
One Big Pacific Family? By Jasmine Brinsmead 22 October 2019 Despite the lip-service, to what extent is Australia genuinely concerned for the welfare and prosperity of our “Pacific Family?” Read More