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The perils of leaving
Arguing for Australia to withdraw from the Refugee Convention is misleading and misguided, writes SUSAN HARRIS-RIMMER.
Breaking the Spell
Sorcery and witchcraft are leading to increased violence and killings, and stifling the development of Melanesia, reports Belinda Cranston.
ASEAN must talk tough to survive Asian century
ASEAN must engage with dramatic change in the Asian century or risk being pulled apart.
New perspectives on the Pacific
Four-day research event looks and Pacific economics, politics and society.
Extremism may decrease under lock and key
The vicious killing of an off-duty British soldier has thrown radical Islam into the global spotlight once again.
Once were warriors
Australian prisoners of war are helping to rewrite the Anzac legend, says military historian.
To hell and back
The horrors of Hellfire Pass have come to symbolise the experiences of all Australian prisoners of war, writes JAMES GIGGACHER.
Diplomatic ties
Young future leaders use ANU fellowships to help build diplomatic bridges across South Asia.
India and China both friend and foe
Rising super powers and 'frenemies' China and India are set to remake world in their image.
From the ground up
It's better to give Australian aid and governance support to Timor-Leste’s local communities rather than state institutions, argues Joanne Wallis.
