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September 22, 2021
AUKUS: Brits are undecided but the PM must convince them
While voters see the US as still the dominant political force in the world, a plurality of Britons and Australians believe China will overtake the US ...
September 20, 2021
AU / UK / US research finds support in Australia for strategic partnerships with the United States
The rise of China’s influence is one of the chief issues of concern to Australian voters when it comes to global affairs as the world starts to reco...
May 20, 2021
Media risks drawing the wrong lessons from America’s polling fiasco
JB Priestley, the novelist and playwright, was being mischievous when he said that “public opinion polls are rather like children in a garden, diggi...
May 19, 2021
Australia’s military is set to become a potent regional force for good
With its far-sighted new defence policy, the Australian Government has taken important steps to ensure we can better shape our own destiny. This is e...
November 20, 2020
Sleepwalking into a spiral of urban decay: why we need to get back to the office
Empty stores in our cities are an increasingly common sight. Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe even referenced the rising levels of empty retail space...