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Australia's defence budget is more than adequate

26 Jul 2012

While the US is critical of Australia's recent cuts to defence spending, what matters is not how much you spend, but how and where you spend it, argues Alan Stephens.

Syria needs a vigilante to save its people

28 Jun 2012

The world should bypass the UN because it is politically paralysed, argues Ned Dobos.

The Censor’s Library

20 Jun 2012

The discovery of a forgotten collection of banned books by UNSW Canberra’s Nicole Moore brings to life the colourful history of Australian censorship.

More zeal than sense

18 Jun 2012

Why would the ACT Treasurer throw out a perfectly respectable source of revenue - stamp duty - and narrow the tax base? asks Jenny Stewart.

Research off to a flying start

10 May 2012

Using bumblebee aerodynamics to enhance flying robots and research to improve aircraft engine reliability has won two PhD students from UNSW Canberra Amelia Earhart Fellowships.

Battle of the Anzac legends

26 Apr 2012

Is it time for a truce between proponents of the differing perspectives of the Anzac legend, asks military historian Craig Stockings.

More effective military interventions

18 Apr 2012

Improving our understanding of armed conflict and its impact on society is the focus of a new research centre launched at UNSW Canberra.

Information isn't everything

10 Apr 2012

It's just as important to have the skills to know how to interpret and make use of the ever-proliferating range of data, writes Jenny Stewart.

A counterfeit concept?

24 Feb 2012

Australia's decades-long counter-insurgency military strategy has been a failure, argues Alan Stephens.

Discovery questions current bushfire mitigation approach

31 Jan 2012

A new form of bushfire behaviour has been identified by a team of researchers from UNSW Canberra and ACT emergency services.

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