Editors of the Australian Journal of International AffairsIan Hall Professor Ian Hall is a Professor in the School of Government and International Relations, […]

National Executive Director (2006 – 2019)   Melissa H. Conley Tyler served as National Executive Director of the Australian Institute of International Affairs […]

Patron His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) AIIA Board Dr Heather Smith PSM FAIIA: National President Zara Kimpton OAM: National Vice-President Dr […]

Annual Review Read the Annual Review 2021-2022 Read the Annual Review 2020-2021 Download the Annual Review 2018-19 (2.70MB) or View View Online Version […]

Know. Understand. Engage. Founded in 1933 by member organisations that trace their lineage to the 1920s, the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) and the Australian Branch of the International Law Association (ILA (AB)) are pleased to present the Peter Nygh […]

Session Three – The Government’s Foreign Policy Priorities Chair: Professor Nick Bisley, Editor, Australian Journal of International Affairs The Hon Josh Frydenberg MP, […]

The AIIA was pleased to launch a special issue of the Australian Journal of International Affairs on “Trade and Investment Issues for the […]

The media and the public's role in disaster resilience must be transformed. Insights from Japan, Fiji, and Tonga illustrate that we can derive important lessons from our friends and neighbours. 

Nicholas J. Cull highlights the importance of proactively preserving a nation’s public image. Debunking negative propaganda in retrospect might not be enough. 

In all the analysis and portrayals of conflict and strife in the Middle East, we shouldn’t forget that the region hosts a rich history and a vibrant cultural and intellectual life. Media organisations must take responsibility for presenting the region in its totality.