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AIIA President on Women in National Security podcast

18 December 2024

AIIA President Dr Heather Smith PSM FAIIA recently appeared on a Women in National Security podcast organised by the National Security College at […]

Watch, Read, and Hear Speeches from the AIIA National Conference 2024

16 December 2024

All keynote speeches and select panels of the 2024 AIIA National Conference are now available. Watch You can […]

Congratulations to the 2024 AIIA Fellows

14 October 2024

The Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to announce the selection of its fellows for 2024. The AIIA bestows the title of […]

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AIIA NSW February News

27 February 2021

From February 2021, AIIA NSW will be sending out our newsletter ,“Columns from Glover Cottages”, twice a month. Here is the first issue […]

The Expansion of the Far Right in the United States and its Implications for Australia

20 February 2021

For its first event of 2021, the New South Wales Branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs […]

The past and the future in Australia-China relations

01 February 2021

For its final event of 2020, AIIA NSW was addressed by James Curran, Professor of Modern History at the University of Sydney. His […]

AIIA NSW December News

12 December 2020

From the middle of March 2020, AIIA NSW postponed their weekly events due to the COVID-19 restrictions and instead introduced a weekly newsletter, […]

Australia falls behind on UN Sustainable Development Goals

Bethany Latham — QLD

01 December 2020

A lack of political interest in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals is obstructing Australia’s progress as compared with other nations, says Whitlam […]

Australia urged to address resilience issues

Ben Colter — QLD

23 November 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed critical weaknesses in Australia’s preparedness and resilience during times of crisis, a leading security expert says. John Blackburn, […]