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The road to climate-smart agriculture
Will the new agricultural revolution pass Australia by?
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Technocracy: a solution or a problem of its own?
Facing policy’s most wicked problems
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Piracy in Asia: A situation report
A little-known success story?
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Democracy Sausage podcast: Waking up to China's challenge with Peter Hartcher
Your weekly fry-up of politics and public affairs
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Five years of people smuggling
Are solutions any closer?
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The rise of ‘big other’ smart cities in China
The past, the present, and the future of smart cities
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The challenge for good government
Australia needs to think long-term
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Sino-Japanese relations – five years of bickering
Superficial rapprochement masks lingering structural issues
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Saudi Arabia versus Qatar more than a clash of football cultures
Geopolitics set to play out on the pitch
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Toxic: what is rotten in the Murray-Darling Basin?
It’s not just fish
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The ghosts of Aum Shinrikyo
A horrifying New Year’s wake-up call in Japan
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Taiwan and South Korea head in different directions
The rise of conservatism and the challenges for liberalism in two...
IN FOCUS
Policy Forum is celebrating its fifth birthday! To mark this milestone, we’re welcoming back the authors of some of our most popular pieces to talk about various areas of policy. As part of this special In Focus section, they’ll reflect on what’s happened since they first wrote their original pieces, and highlight the areas that policymakers need to focus on in the five years to come.
IN FOCUS: POLICY FUTURES
IN FOCUS
POVERTY
How do we define poverty? Who is poor? Why? What should be done?
As part of our commitment to informing robust, scholarly and policy-relevant debate, Policy Forum has launched this special section: Poverty In Focus. We hope you find the contents both illuminating and thought-provoking, and invite you to join the conversation.
IN FOCUS: POVERTY