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Thingyan: partitioned love in the dirty lake
Burma’s annual New Year’s water festival reveals the country’s disparities - even in romance.
What Anzac means
Re-examining our memory of war and the myths surrounding Anzac Day.
New book lays Gallipoli legend to rest
The Gallipoli campaign of 1915 is not solely about the ANZACs, according to new research by ANU war historian.
More than a wing and a prayer
New Joint Strike Fighters will give Australia the edge, says defence expert.
PNG still struggling with sorcery related killings
Papua New Guinea needs to do more to address the long-standing issue, says expert.
Boom times and boom gates
On Myanmar’s borders with China everything is for sale – including people, reports OLIVIA CABLE.
Manifesto destiny
From Wi-Fi in every village, an end to all corruption and 100 new cities, IAN HALL asks whether election favourites, the BJP, can really deliver a ‘revitalised’ and ‘glorious’ India.
Leap of faith
Political Islam is on the rebound in Indonesia, writes GREG FEALY.
Poor returns
India’s elections promise business as usual for the country’s wealthy and ongoing grinding poverty for its most poor of poor, writes PAUL KENNY.
From the ground up
The emergence of ‘ground war’ campaigning may explain the failure of the ‘Jokowi effect’ in Indonesia's parliamentary elections.
