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Discover the Garrurru Postgraduate Indigenous Scholarship
Muruwari descendent and Master of Public Policy graduate Hannah Dawson discusses what encouraged her to apply for the Garrurru Postgraduate Indigenous Scholarship and how the scholarship’s flexibility assisted her studies.
Dealing with Threats in Tumultuous Times: General Jim Mattis
In this talk, General Mattis, former commander of US Central Command discusses the changing security environment.
Power Shift - John Garnaut in Conversation with Hugh White
Five years ago, Hugh White lobbed a grenade into Australia€™s debate about the world with his Quarterly Essay €˜Power Shift€™.
US Invitation for Australian Combat Role in Syria - John Blaxland on The Drum
ABC The Drum's John Barron talks to John Blaxland about US invitation for Australian combat role in Syria.
Is Australia Ready for Today's Foreign Policy Challenges? (2015)
In this video from the sidelines of the Australia 360 conference, international relations and policy experts Michael Wesley and Hugh White discuss the foreign policy challenges Australia faces in the 21st century.
The 1970s and Australian Foreign Policy: Echoes to Today?
This video recorded at ANU on the 6th of August 2015 seeks to broadly canvass the impact of the 1970s era on Australian foreign policy. It explores why this decade was so significant for Australian policy, and covers some of the key personalities and events in the period.
Why China will not Become the Dominant Power in Asia
In this public lecture, Paul Dibb and John Lee pick apart the assumption that China is set to dominate the region and outline how the challenges it faces today may mean its future as number one in Asia is not assured.
Crunch Time for China in Quest to be Asia's Number One
The 21st century is meant to be China's, and its rise is almost taken for granted. But this assumption overlooks some of the core economic, political and strategic challenges the nation faces. In this video, Dr Andrew Carr talks to Adjunct Professor John Lee about the challenges facing China today, and why they mean that it won't dominate the region any time soon.
Keeping Secrets? Lessons from History on Intelligence in the Age of ISIS
Drawing on the history of MI6, Professor Keith Jeffery reflects on the general challenges to the work of secret intelligence organisations presented by an increasingly digitally connected world.
