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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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2018 Asia Wrap

A word from our CEO on what 2018 has had in store for Asia and Aus-Asia relations.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Asia Society Policy Institute Trade Commission (Sydney)
12 Feb 2019
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Asia Society Policy Institute Trade Commission (Melbourne)
14 Feb 2019
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Executive Briefing | Dinny McMahon (Melbourne)
19 Feb 2019
12 - 2 p.m.
Parag Khanna: Understanding the Asian Century
22 Feb 2019
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
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Global Cities Education Network Coming to Melbourne
12 Mar 2019
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Global Cities Education Network Melbourne Symposium
12 Mar 2019
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The Importance of LNG in Asia's Sustainable Future
28 Mar 2019
6:15 - 8 p.m.
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2018 Program Wrap

A word from our Associate Director of Programs on what Asia Society Australia has delivered in 2018.
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Program Officer Melbourne

Asia Society now hiring a full-time Program Officer for the new Melbourne office.
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Associate Director (Development) Melbourne

Asia Society now hiring a full-time Associate Director, Development for the new Melbourne office.
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Executive Director Sydney

Asia Society now hiring a full-time Executive Director for the Sydney office.
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West Must Stick to Values, Despite Reality of China's Power

Kevin Rudd's interview with The Asahi Shimbun about China's rise and what it means for Japan, the U.S., and Australia.
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Asia Briefing LIVE Media Coverage

Extensive media coverage of Asia Society Australia's inaugural Asia Briefing LIVE.
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Asia Briefing #12 | December 2018

India and Indonesia business | Summit watching | Reporting Asia
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Media Coverage

Media coverage of Asia Society Australia at the 2018 APEC Summit in PNG.
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APEC: Fail

Notes from the APEC CEO Summit 2018, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, by Philipp Ivanov, CEO Asia Society Australia.
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Australia and a region in the making

By Greg Earl, Editor, Asia Briefing and Disruptive Asia, Asia Society Australia

Australia can’t turn away from the challenges and shouldn’t miss the opportunities that such a diverse region as South-East Asia will keep presenting.
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Why the region has given up on ‘shaping China’

By Huong Le Thu, Senior analyst, Defence and Strategy Program, Australian Strategic Policy Institute

South-East Asian leaders must relearn how to agree on their joint regional interests if they are going to be able to manage the rise of China.
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A shared maritime destiny for Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines

By Natalie Sambhi, Research Fellow, Perth USAsia Centre

Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines are natural partners in promoting security and preserving stability in the maritime domains of their shared region.
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Will RCEP provide the right deal for business?

By Louise McGrath, National Manager of Business and International Advisory Services, Australian Industry Group

Red tape, behind-the-border barriers and data flow and protection are the real issues that make a difference to the trade prospects of manufacturers.
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Vietnam rising: will Australia keep up?

By Cat Thao Nguyen, Board Chair, Australia Vietnam Young Leadership Dialogue

Vietnam seeks allies to navigate the region and collaborate to fulfil its potential. Australia can be its partner.
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Enhancing the rule of law in Asia: the Australian role

By Shamim Razavi, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

Just as the New Columbo Plan has emphasised learning from Asia, so our development of the rule of law can also stimulate our own learning - learning how to better read and engage with Asia.