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Asian horizons
Geoffrey Barker
3 June 2010
A major new Lowy Institute report is likely to influence Australia’s approach in Asia, writes
Geoffrey Barker
National Affairs
The novelists who kicked the hornets’ nests
Brian Toohey
3 November 2009
Two novels, two realities.
Brian Toohey
looks at what fiction can tell us about governments and human rights
National Affairs
The devil in the detail
Andrew Lynch
19 August 2009
The release of the government’s security law proposals reveals that the Coalition’s approach still casts a long shadow, writes
Andrew Lynch
National Affairs
At last, an independent reviewer of terrorism laws
Andrew Lynch & Nicola McGarrity
16 July 2009
After a string of inquiries recommending reform, new federal government legislation will create a security law monitor. It’s not a perfect plan but it’s a strong…
National Affairs
Early warning
Viv Waller
3 March 2009
We need early detection and rapid aggressive response to stop bushfires from raging out of control, argues
Viv Waller
National Affairs
Civilian control?
Norman Abjorensen
27 February 2009
Defence and Foreign Affairs are special cases in government, which means the rewards of the job are uncertain, writes
Norman Abjorensen
National Affairs
Learning from Haneef
Andrew Lynch
5 February 2009
Lost in the Christmas rush was the release of John Clarke’s report on the Haneef affair.
Andrew Lynch
looks at what the inquiry did – and didn’t – uncover
National Affairs
Unusual and invasive
Andrew Lynch
21 November 2008
David Hicks’s video is a reminder that hastily drafted and unnecessary laws are still on the statute books, writes
Andrew Lynch
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