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Oceania

Oceania is a large group of islands in the Pacific Ocean. It includes Australia and New Zealand and three subregions: Melanesia (which includes Fiji, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu); Micronesia (Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Northern Mariana Islands, and Palau); and Polynesia (American Samoa, Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Wallis and Futuna). Content related to these countries and territories can be found below. For content on a specific country or territory, please use the links above.

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Video: Kevin Rudd on India's 'Encouraging' Stance on Climate Change

In Delhi, the Asia Society Policy Institute President said, “What is very encouraging … is the language which we saw emerge from Prime Minister Modi, during President Obama’s visit, about India wanting to see a global agreement in Paris.”
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Photo of the Day: Red Clouds Race Across Blue Skies in Australia

Sunrise streaks the sky and a rock cropping in vibrant red and blue hues in New South Wales, Australia on February 8, 2015 . (Tim Donnelly/Flickr)
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Case Study: Catholic Regional College Sydenham

Students are able to choose from an extensive range of vocational education and training (VET) certificates offered either at the College or at an external training provider as part of their senior secondary studies.
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Case Study: Northern College of the Arts and Technology

The College has a reputation for quality curriculum design and engaging vocational education and training (VET) programs across the arts, trades, and technologies.
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Melbourne

Melbourne is a member of the Global Cities Education Network (GCEN), an international learning community of city school systems in Asia and North America.
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Kevin Rudd: Amid Tensions, Asia Needs More Robust Regional Institutions

"Because the Asia-Pacific region looms as being the strategic cockpit of the 21st century, we need more robust institutions than those we have at present," said the incoming Asia Society Policy Institute president.
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Infrastructure & Economic Governance

A talk by The Hon. Michael Baird, with Dr. Rajiv Lall and James Crabtree on Australia-India relations.
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Asia-Pacific Trade in 2014: A Year of Hedging Bets and Weaving Intricate Webs

Shom Sen, a former Wadsworth Fellow with the Asia Society Policy Institute, assesses major developments in Asia-Pacific trade negotiations and agreements and their implications for regional relations.
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Photo of the Day: Ringing in the New Year in Australia

New Year's fireworks erupt over Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House during the traditional fireworks at midnight on January 1, (Saeed Khan/AFP/Getty Images)
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What Were the Five Most-Watched Asia Society Videos in 2014?

A look back at Asia Society's most popular videos in 2014 shows viewers' tastes running the gamut from music to politics to film.
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Photo of the Day: Blanketed in Mist in Australia

Misty waves crash over rocks in New South Wales, Australia on December 10, 2014. (Glen R90/Flickr)
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Video: After Sony Hack, Kevin Rudd Urges Democracies to Consider Cyber-Readiness

Appearing on CNBC’s “Closing Bell,” the incoming President of the Asia Society Policy Institute said North Korea’s alleged cyber-attack on Sony Pictures should prompt “a global learning exercise” about cybersecurity.
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2014: Asia Society's Year in Pictures

Please join us for a look back at 2014 with this photo gallery, capturing the range of beauty and connection that happens every day at Asia Society across the globe.
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The ABC in the Asia-Pacific

Funding cuts have resulted in “substantial loss of information about the region for all Australians”
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Sydney Panel: No 'Big Bang' for Chinese Reform

Kerry Brown, Andrew Low, Dr. Geoff Raby, and Daniel H. Rosen discuss the findings of the latest Asia Society Policy Institute report and weigh its potential significance for Australia.
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'Avoiding the Blind Alley' Report Launch—Sydney

Kerry Brown, Andrew Low, Dr. Geoff Raby, and Daniel H. Rosen discuss the findings of the latest Asia Society Policy Institute report and weigh its potential significance for Australia.