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This page displays all Asia Society content on Australia in reverse chronological order. For more Asia Society work on Australia, please visit Asia Society Australia, launched in 1997 by then Prime Minister John Howard to broaden interest and understanding in Australia of Asian countries and their politics, business and culture. Asia Society Australia, based in Sydney, is now Australia’s leading national center for engagement with Indo-Pacific Asia.

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Asian Geopolitics in transition

Keynote Address by Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Former Australian Foreign Minister at the Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit, Melbourne, 2017

UPCOMING EVENTS

Leaders on Asia | The Hon Kevin Rudd
18 Jul 2018
12:00pm - 2:00pm
Media Talks: China in the Media
24 May 2018
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Australian Short Film Today 2018
10 May 2018
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Buy Tickets
Asia Society @ NGV | Leading for Change
07 May 2018
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Panel Discussion | Leading for Change
03 May 2018
12:00pm - 2:00pm
Past Events
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Leading for Change

New report challenges Australia to do more on cultural diversity in the leadership of our national institutions
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Disruptive Asia

A new project examining the impact of Asia's rise on Australian foreign policy, economy and society
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The new frontier: Can ASEAN be this decade’s China?

By Anna Green, CEO, ANZ Philippines

A combined economic weight, vitality and diversity of the ten ASEAN economies could be the next big thing for Australian business in Asia.
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ASEAN and Australia in Asia’s health and wellness revolution

By Peter Osborne, Managing Director, Blackmores

Can Australia and ASEAN take a world-leading role in recognising the contribution of traditional and natural medicine to health outcomes?
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Myanmar’s Rakhine State Crisis: Diplomatic Challenges for ASEAN and Australia

By Dr Melissa Crouch, University of New South Wales

The Rakhine State crisis needs to be at the front of the agenda of the Australia-ASEAN Special Summit
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A connected ASEAN

By David Burns, Telstra

If ASEAN successfully harnesses the benefits of disruptive technologies, it is set to become a major force in the global digital economy. Australia can play a pivotal role.
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Building a sustainable future for the New Colombo Plan

By Doug Ferguson, Chairman, Asia Society Australia

The New Colombo Plan needs a unified, national approach to grow its scale, reach and impact.
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A New ‘Normal’ for Australia and Indonesia on Climate Change

By Arjuna Dibley, Stanford University

Collaborating with Indonesia on climate change creates another pillar and new opportunities for engagement
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From Food Bowl to Health Food Store

By Dermot O’Gorman, Chief Executive Officer, WWF-Australia

The ability to deliver sustainable development is the opportunity our generation must embrace.
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Making Asia Fit for New Growth

By Professor Anushka Patel, The George Institute for Global Health

The story of the 21st century will be determined by how we manage economic growth to improve the health, environmental and social well-being of our region.
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Cultural Diversity in Politics and Media Will Create National Prosperity

By Dai Le and Katie Calvey, DAWN

We need to shift the dial on culturally diverse leadership
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Embracing Asia Starts at Home

By Dr Tim Soutphommasane, Race Discrimination Commissioner

Asia is not something that resides outside Australia – it is also something that exists within it.
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Don’t Look Back, Asian Studies Has a Positive Future

Professor Kent Anderson, University of Western Australia

The case for the importance of Australia’s engagement with Asia remains overwhelmingly convincing
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Full House: How Property Pressures Impact Intercultural Relations

The rise of Chinese real estate investment
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Fast Train Coming: What We Can Learn from Asia

In this fast-moving globalised world, governments and countries that are agile and respond quickly to change will win, and at the cost of others.