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VIC
22
Aug

Afghanistan: The Way Forward

Speaker: HE Mr Wahidullah Waissi, Ambassador of Afghanistan. Since the fall of the Taliban in 2001, Afghanistan has made strides in reversing the […]
VIC
23
Aug

The People’s Republic of China; Turning 70, and Planning World Leadership

Speaker: Rowan Callick OBE FAIIA. AIIA Victoria invites you to an evening with renowned China Correspondent, Rowan Callick […]
VIC
28
Aug

The Changing World of Media in the Realm of Trump

Speaker: Kathleen Burns, Society of Professional Journalists, Washington DC. The media landscape has changed enormously since the turn of the century. Numerous influences, […]
VIC
31
Aug

International Careers Conference 2018

Join us and be globally informed, connected and involved! Why you should attend: Gain insights into the opportunities and realities of a variety […]
VIC
05
Sep

Australia's Moment in the Indo-Pacific: Ensuring Security, Stability, and Prosperity

Speaker: Mr Peter Khalil MP. Australia has a unique role as a midde power in the geostrategically important […]
VIC
11
Sep

Demography, Politics, and Power Transitions - Developments across Sub-Saharan Africa

Speaker: Anna Rabin. Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic, political, and social influence is expanding globally. While regional states are increasingly […]
VIC
20
Sep

What the Loss of God Means for the West

Speaker: Greg Sheridan AO FAIIA. Christian notions of morality have long informed the legal, political, and social fabric of Western civilisation. However, while […]
VIC
23
Oct

12th Sir Zelman Cowen Oration & Dinner

Oration delivered by: The Hon. Dr Brendan Nelson AO. AIIA Victoria has pleasure in inviting you to a convivial evening at the Australian […]

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Australian Outlook

Reading Room: Electoral Dynamics in Indonesia

By Natalie Sambhi
13 August 2018

Understanding political processes in a country of Indonesia’s geography and population size, not to mention ethnic, religious and socio-economic heterogeneity, is a daunting yet critical task. With general elections due in April next year, how do politicians succeed in a democracy just two decades’ old with 260 million citizens?
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The Real Story of the Rohingya

By Associate Professor Christopher Lamb
11 August 2018

In a pilot episode of the AIIA VIC "Dyson House" podcast, former Ambassador to Myanmar Christopher Lamb, discusses the history of the people known as Rohingya and the realities of the current refugee crisis in Myanmar.
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Room for Australia-China Cooperation on Climate Change

By Chris Smith
11 August 2018

Australia should expand its cooperation with China by focusing on critical projects, such as the Belt and Road Initiative.

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