In London a few weeks ago, taking a break from grim Washington and catching some early spring weather, I met a British ...

Maintaining a navy without a merchant fleet is a little like maintaining an air force without a commercial aviation industry: ...

China is trying to gain more influence in Kiribati but has yet to fully consolidate it. While Australia should seize this ...

The 2025 senate inquiry into university governance laid out the scale of the problem. Vice-chancellor remuneration has ...

Australia has no legislation and policy designed specifically for AI digital twins—systems that train on an employee’s emails ...

Australia produces enough food to feed more than 70 million, yet a single Cabinet decision in an unrelated portfolio can quietly undermine that strength. Federal decision-making processes don’t ...

Canada is quietly strengthening its presence in the Pacific. In a region where relationships are more important than military ...

The economic and social costs of the war in Iran, particularly its effect on global food security and agricultural production ...

Replacing vulnerable but nationally critical information-technology systems takes too long. Australia should follow the ...

China’s latest five-year plan enshrines artificial intelligence as a key driver of economic growth and technological ...

Australia is experiencing a once-in-a-generation energy build-out. Offshore wind and distributed energy systems are being ...

The state visit of King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark to Australia, that starting last Saturday, is an important ...