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To really address climate change, Australia could make 27 times as much electricity and make it renewable
23 March 2022by Paul Burke, Emma Aisbett and Ken Baldwin
Stories of Australia’s magnificent diversity must be told
22 March 2022by Sandra Elhelw Wright
RegNet PhD scholar
Australia has the power to lower carbon emissions in Asia Pacific
22 March 2022Australia could drastically lower carbon emissions in the Asia-Pacific region by exporting zero-carbon commodities such as electricity, green hydrogen and green metals, according to new research by
A new age of economic statecraft?
18 March 2022What are sanctions, and how do they work in practice? Which, if any, of the sanctions imposed on Russia are unprecedented, and will they have the desired impact?
Unscrambling the Globalization Debate – New StoryMap launched for Six Faces of Globalisation
16 March 2022Authors of Six Faces of Globalization: Who Wins, Who Loses and Why It Matters, Anthea Roberts and Nicolas Lamp unscramble the globalisation debate in a visually stunning StoryMap narration.
Australia can lead on reducing global nuclear risk
11 March 2022by Rumtin Sepasspour
RegNet Visiting Fellow
Felicity Gray on YAIA's list of Young Women to Watch in International Affairs
08 March 2022Congratulations to RegNet’s PhD scholar Felicity Gray, who is featured on the list of ‘Young Women to Watch in International Affairs’ for 2022!
The Chinese face of globalization - Review for Six Faces of Globalisation
07 March 2022Richard Cullen reviews Six Faces of Globalization: Who Wins, Who Loses and Why it Matters by Anthea Roberts and Nicolas Lamp.
Globalisation and the search for common ground
07 March 2022For decades, the principles of economic globalisation have been key to shaping public policy, but the status quo assumption that globalisation is good for all is being seriously challenged.
Facebook approved five obviously fake Australian election ads. Can we trust them to police the poll?
04 March 2022PhD scholar and Reset Australia’s Director of Technology Policy Dhakshayini Sooriyakumaran says Facebook is still approving advertisements with explicit disinformation as Australia’s federal electi
