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DIAN TJONDRONEGORO, AMBER MARSHALL, SHAWN HUNTER AND ELIZABETH IRENNE YUWONO | Abstract Digital financial literacy (DFL) is pivotal for financial inclusion… Read More
CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL | Australia’s future security and prosperity are inseparable from its ability to understand and respond to the rapid shifts occurring across Asia. From… Read More
THE HON TIM WATTS MP | The Hon Tim Watts MP Australia’s deep past and rapidly changing future converged at this year’s Perspectives:Asia address, where… Read More
HELEN BERENTS AND ERIKA YAGUE | On 19 September 2025, the Griffith Asia Institute (GAI) hosted the Regional Commitment, Empowering Youth: Discussion Forum on… Read More
GLORIA GE | Reflection on the 11th China-Australia Transcultural Studies Symposium and the 21st International Conference of Australia Studies in China Australian universities are… Read More
IYANATUL ISLAM | Why did Yunus, a global icon from Bangladesh, embrace the controversial Machado, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2025?… Read More
CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL | 10 MINUTE READ Download PDF Introduction Since the post-inauguration flurry of activity, exemplified by “Liberation Day” on April 2,… Read More
JEAN DONG AND CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL | Positioning Australia as a global hub for secure, trusted, low-emissions artificial intelligence data At a recent business… Read More
RYAN TANG AND JING YU YANG | In today’s global economy, many of the world’s most pressing challenges sit at the intersection of growth… Read More
IAN HALL | In June 2020, high in the Himalayas at Galwan in Ladakh, twenty Indian soldiers and an unknown number of Chinese troops were… Read More
