How to establish an academic secondment
What does it mean for AI to be ‘trustworthy’?
What policymakers can learn from the CrowdStrike global IT outage
Australia and China need to talk about ocean governance
Robust debate or a toxic workplace? Adversarial parliaments normalise poor behaviour
The cause for China’s coercion in the skies may lay under the water
Civilians in conflict need Australia’s attention, and they need it now
The Coalition’s nuclear plan: does it add up?
An evolution in policymaking could help us align our security and economic interests
The threats and opportunities drawing Australia to the Indian Ocean
Explaining the 2024 Net Overseas Migration surge
Politicians and media commentators are linking migration with soaring housing costs, but it’s only a small contributor, Alan Gamlen writes.
How policymakers can partner with academics
the Government has committed to building genuine partnerships and engagement –including with academia – to help develop policies and services that reflect the needs and aspirations of the people they affect. How can policymakers find and work with academics to make this happen?