BE PART OF THE IRAN STUDY TOUR – INTERNSHIP AIIA Victoria is pleased to offer the opportunity to […]

We are contemplating two Study Tours in 2017 after our very successful Study Tour to Sri Lanka this year.  One would be to […]

Study tours are conducted periodically by AIIA Victoria and New South Wales Branches, and present a rare opportunity for members to visit fascinating […]

Study tours are conducted periodically by the AIIA VIC and AIIA NSW and present a rare opportunity for members to visit fascinating areas […]

AIIA Victoria is planning a study tour to Chile, Argentina and Peru from October 8th to October 24th 2017. A comprehensive itinerary has […]

The Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network, a program centred on a group of 15 experts on disaster resilience selected from […]

The #AIIANextGen Network is a unique and global network of emerging professionals interested in international affairs and Australia’s role in the world, particularly […]

A PERSONAL REFLECTION ZARA KIMPTON MARCH 2022 It was with great sadness that we received the news of the death of Les Rowe […]

As time goes by, we will notice the opportunity Julie Bishop missed to make a decisive impact in charting Australia’s course during a period of historical importance.

The 2018 Lowy Poll shows that Australians have a highly inflated perception of the size of the aid program but would like Australia to be more generous than it is. The results reveal how fraught polling of public perceptions on aid can be.