On the back of their Strengthened Strategic Partnership, Japan and the Philippines have signed a Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA). This

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Australia has experienced an extraordinary and unseasonable heatwave during what should have been at the heart of the winter season.

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This history of Japanese earthquake prediction provides a compelling account of how disaster policies are made and unmade. It offers