One Nation is up. One Nation is down. What the weekly polling movements are actually telling us and what they are not.

Tokyo’s new weapons export rules, the never-ending China-Japan rift, Thucydides Trap’s historical flaw, Global South’s ...

As part of the Foreign Policy Rethink series, Geoff Raby sets out how middle powers can navigate a world of competing orders ...

The Anzac tradition honours sacrifice, but the broader, global contribution to the war effort remains under-recognised in ...

A personal Anzac Day reflection on service, sacrifice and the enduring lesson that war should be remembered, not glorified.

As Anzac Day approaches, the history of Gallipoli offers a warning about the risks of uncritical loyalty to powerful allies ...

Debates about debt and deficits overlook a central issue – large amounts of “spending” are hidden in tax concessions, ...

A vast “circularity gap” is driving resource depletion and risk, but closing it could unlock trillions in value and reduce ...

Dr Philip Laird OAM is an Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong and has also worked and gained rail experience in New Zealand and Canada. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of ...

Geoff Smith is retired after working many years in freight and in particular with rail transport.

Australia’s reliance on imported fuel, declining reserves and road-heavy transport system have created vulnerabilities that ...

In the third part of his piece for the Foreign Policy Rethink series, Geoff Raby examines how middle powers can navigate a ...