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March 11, 2026 What the Middle East war means for Australians and gas companies War in the Middle East will likely increase global energy prices. Australian Government choices will determine how hard this price spike hits Australian households, how huge... by Richard Denniss, Rod Campbell, Matt Saunders, Jack Thrower and Morgan Harrington
December 11, 2025 Addressing the health workforce crisis in the Pacific Labour mobility is a significant contributor to Pacific Islands’ economies. Australia and New Zealand’s temporary labour migration schemes for Pacific workers have... by Fiona Macdonald, Lisa Heap and Charlie Joyce
November 21, 2025 Foreign aid and climate finance, Australia’s dismal track record Despite talk and agreements, developing nations are effectively receiving no climate finance from Australia, or any other nation. by Matt Saunders and Richard Denniss
November 4, 2025 Polling – Australia-US Security YouGov conducted a survey of 1500 Australian residents on behalf of The Australia Institute between 23rd Oct and 30th Oct 2025, using an online polling methodology. Full... The Australia Institute
November 3, 2025 Australia Last: The failure of Australian gas policy In the past five years, Australian governments have allowed export gas volumes equivalent to 20 years worth of Australian domestic usage. Gas exports, not green tape, are... by Matt Saunders and Richard Denniss
October 24, 2025 How China Sees the South China Sea Beijing’s policy and interests in the South China Sea disputes by Frank Yuan, Allan Behm and Rod Campbell
