A Conversation with Dennis Richardson Dennis Richardson and Niree Creed 19 June 2015 This week, AIIA Director of Communications, Niree Creed discusses the progress of the White Paper on Australia’s defence needs and controversy in the […] Read More
Countering Violent Extremism: Lessons From Our Region By Gayan Vithanage 18 June 2015 In light of the recent Regional Summit on Countering Violent Extremism in Sydney it’s time that Australia learn the lessons of de-radicalisation from our […] Read More
Greece: The Syriza Government is Behaving like Diogenes the Cynic – Here’s Why By Milas 18 June 2015 The Greek government is extremely outspoken and keeps moving at a turtle’s pace in terms of the structural […] Read More
AIIA Interview: Dennis Richardson AO FAIIA, Secretary of the Department of Defence 18 June 2015 AIIA Director of Communications, Niree Creed discusses the progress of the White Paper on Australia’s defence needs and […] Read More Play
HIV in Papua New Guinea: Changing Behaviours By Auping-Kamps 17 June 2015 The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria mobilises and invests nearly US$4 billion a year to support programs run by local […] Read More
Transcript: Book Launch of JIM PLIM Ambassador Extraordinary: A Biography of Sir James Plimsoll by Jeremy Hearder 16 June 2015 On 16th June 2015, AIIA NSW held an exclusive book launch of the biography of Sir James Plimsoll, Jim […] Read More Download
Why Pelosi and House Democrats Turned On Their President Over Free Trade By Harley Shaiken 15 June 2015 House Democrats have banded together to deny President Obama a victory on the Trade Promotion Authority. If President […] Read More
Time to Reposition Australia’s Foreign Investment Regime By John W. H. Denton AO FAIIA and Professor Peter Drysdale AO FAIIA 15 June 2015 Foreign investment brings much needed capital, expertise, technology and links to international markets, however as Trade Minister Andrew Robb said, ‘the world is […] Read More
Unholy Fury: Whitlam and Nixon at War By Dr Alison Broinowski FAIIA 15 June 2015 Long after the dust of catastrophic events has settled and the reports are written, historians come to pick through the rubble, finding […] Read More
Waning optimism for the Iran nuclear deal Novan Sachrudi 13 June 2015 The success of P5+1 in reaching the Lausanne framework agreement with Iran over its nuclear program should be regarded as a diplomatic milestone […] Read More
Jokowi's Choice: Popularity or Growth? Edward Durie 13 June 2015 The 2014 elections in Indonesia were given a great fanfare internationally. Here a country which had spent most of its history under authoritarianism […] Read More