The "Shockwave" on Australian Shores: Australia’s Discomfort Over Beijing’s Actions at Home and Abroad 22 April 2021 What is unfolding in Xinjiang is the largest detention of an ethnic group since the Holocaust. Australia has […] Read More
The "Shockwave" on Australian Shores: Australia’s Discomfort Over Beijing’s Actions at Home and Abroad 16 April 2021 What is unfolding in Xinjiang is the largest detention of an ethnic group since the Holocaust. Australia has a responsibility to increase pressure on Beijing to cease its large-scale human rights abuses of the Uyghur minority. Read More
Not Time to Go Home: Why Australia Needs International Students By Kate Clayton 01 May 2020 Consecutive government funding cuts have forced universities to become reliant on international students for funding. As universities restructure in response to COVID-19, both universities and international students are at risk. Read More
Deporting New Zealand Citizens to the “Home” They’ve Never Known By Associate Professor Katherine Smits 01 August 2019 The dispute over Australia’s deportation of New Zealand citizens who have been sentenced to prison reflects different approaches to human rights and immigration politics in the two countries. Read More
Yes, Peter Dutton has a lot of Power, but a Strong Home Affairs is Actually a Good Thing for Australia By Jacinta Carroll 29 July 2019 Forty years since five departments were consolidated to create the Department of Defence, it is now celebrated and divisive politics are long-forgotten. The creation of Home Affairs should too enable a more strategic and integrated approach to public policy. Read More
Stay-at-Home Intervention in the South China Sea By Dr Amy Searight 09 February 2017 The new US Secretary of Defense James Matthis this week allayed immediate concerns the US would take military action to deter China in the South China […] Read More
Queer Wars: the Best Place to Start Promoting Gay Rights is at Home By Jonathan Symons and Professor Dennis Altman AM 17 March 2016 When Austrian singer Conchita Wurst headlined the Mardi Gras afterparty it seemed as though all of Sydney was celebrating. […] Read More
Queer Wars: the Best Place to Start Promoting Gay Rights is at Home 17 March 2016 When Austrian singer Conchita Wurst headlined the Mardi Gras afterparty it seemed as though all of Sydney was celebrating. […] Read More
Australia’s Human Rights Council Bid Should Start at Home By Jes’Se Rushby 17 February 2016 Australia’s bid for the Human Rights Council has been in the news with the announcement of the Hon Philip Ruddock MP as Australia’s […] Read More
Australia’s Human Rights Council Bid Should Start at Home 17 February 2016 Australia’s bid for the Human Rights Council has been in the news with the announcement of the Hon Philip Ruddock MP as Australia’s […] Read More
Foreign Policy Begins at Home By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 13 February 2014 Richard Haass describes himself as a “card-carrying member of the foreign policy establishment”. It would be hard to disagree. He is president of […] Read More