Taiwan’s 2016 Elections May Herald a New Era in Relations with China 01 September 2015 Despite Taiwan’s relatively small population of 23 million compared to its enormous neighbour, the impacts of its elections […] Read More
Once Again, Australians Are Fighting in the Middle East. Why? 27 August 2015 Over the next few weeks, the Australian Government is expected to announce an expanded air war against Islamic State in Syria, following a […] Read More
The 1965 attempted "Coup" in Indonesia - "The Year of Living Dangerously" 27 August 2015 “The Year of Living Dangerously” – with speaker Geoff Miller AO at Glover Cottages, Tuesday 25th August On 1 […] Read More
Against ISIS' Destruction of Heritage, and for Curators as the Cure of Souls 26 August 2015 Barely a week after ISIS beheaded Khaled al-Asaad, the Syrian expert who devoted his life to the study […] Read More
Moving to the Far Right in Hungary 26 August 2015 Challenged by the growing popularity of the country’s far-right party, Jobbik, the Hungarian government is radicalising its agenda in order to win back […] Read More
Reminder: Special 90th Anniversary Commemoration, with Professor Geoffrey Blainey AC. Maps for the Pilot: Australia's Foreign Policy 1904-2044 25 August 2015 Dear Fellow Member This is a gentle reminder about a terrific function we are having next week. Professor […] Read More
Interview Transcript with Rodger Shanahan Novan Sachrudi 22 August 2015 Tuesday 18th August 2015 NOVAN SACHRUDI: We’re joined here with Rodger Shanahan at the Glover Cottages who’s speaking tonight about the security situation […] Read More
Call for Applications: AIIA Tasmania Young Professionals’ Forum 19 August 2015 It is our pleasure to announce that we have received significant interest in the AIIA Tasmania Young Professionals’ Forum […] Read More
What hope for environmental refugees? Sinead Mulders-Jones 16 August 2015 One out of every 122 people living in the world today is either a refugee, seeking asylum or displaced within their own homeland. […] Read More
Not Out of the Desert, Yet Laurens J. Visser 12 August 2015 Laurens J. Visser responds to Tom Switzer’s recent article “The Spectre of Iraq Haunts the Republicans” published in Australian Outlook on July 24 2015. […] Read More
ACT: Interview with Miles Kupa on the Legacy of Lee Kuan Yew 11 August 2015 Miles Kupa reflects on Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew and the Singapore he dominated and shaped, building it into a prosperous and disciplined nation […] Read More Play