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Sending Our Women to War: The Role of Women in the Australian Army from 2000 to Today

Sending Our Women to War: The Role of Women in the Australian Army from 2000 to Today

by Hannah Evans

University Autonomy and the Public Interest

University Autonomy and the Public Interest

by Hannah Forsyth

Realigning Our Migration Policies, Taking a Holistic Approach to View Refugees as Skilled Migrants

Realigning Our Migration Policies, Taking a Holistic Approach to View Refugees as Skilled Migrants

by Kartia Snoek

For Love or Money? Maternal Wellbeing and Government Policy

For Love or Money? Maternal Wellbeing and Government Policy

by Carla Pascoe

Life, Death and Deliverance at Callan Park Hospital for the Insane, 1877-1920: A Public Policy Message

Life, Death and Deliverance at Callan Park Hospital for the Insane, 1877-1920: A Public Policy Message

by David Roth

Constructing Asia Literacy as a Policy Problem

Constructing Asia Literacy as a Policy Problem

by Rebecca Cairns

Education Scholarships and the Indonesian Australian Relationship

Education Scholarships and the Indonesian Australian Relationship

by Anna Kent

Putting Theory into Practice: International Development and Australian Economic Assistance to Papua New Guinea and Southeast Asia, 1945-75

Putting Theory into Practice: International Development and Australian Economic Assistance to Papua New Guinea and Southeast Asia, 1945-75

by Nicholas Ferns

Developing the North and Histories of Indigenous Economic Engagement

Developing the North and Histories of Indigenous Economic Engagement

by Kirstie Close-Barry

The Reforming Spirit

The Reforming Spirit

by Liam Byrne

Whose History Matters?

Whose History Matters?

by Jason Flanagan

Travel, Tourism and Diplomacy: Is the Australian Government a ‘Smart Traveller’?

Travel, Tourism and Diplomacy: Is the Australian Government a ‘Smart Traveller’?

by Agnieszka Sobocinska

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