If countries of the Indo-Pacific are to be prepared for the maritime threats of the future, they must know what’s happening at sea. David Brewster writes that Australia can share its expertise with the region at a relatively low cost.

On this week’s Policy Forum Pod, we hear from Glyn Davis and Helen Sullivan about how Australia can future-proof its public sector for technological and social change.

If we can’t get our poverty measurements right, then we have no chance of getting our policy responses right either, Sharon Bessell writes.

On this episode of the National Security Podcast, we chat to James Clapper about Russian electoral interference, trust in government, Donald Trump, and conspiracy theories.

When the action starts will the world’s sports policymakers go missing or take a stand against authoritarian regimes, Simon Chadwick asks.

New South Wales laws that have prohibited the possession of digital firearms blueprints need to be extended nationally, Rod Broadhurst writes.