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The economy, tax, debt and health are the issues that are most likely to dominate the federal election campaign. But there are other matters of importance to Australians that should be debated. Which party is best able to balance our delicate relationships with Washington and Beijing?
Start: 12:30PMEnd: 13:45PMLocation: SydneyIndonesia’s elections: The aftermathOn 17 April, Indonesians voted for their president and parliament in the world’s most complicated single-day election. Incumbent President Joko Widodo is predicted to be re-elected, according to unofficial vote tallies, although official results will not be released until mid-to-late May.
Start: 17:45PMEnd: 19:00PMLocation: SydneyHow religious are jihadis? Australian terrorists’ views of the worldSince the start of the Syrian civil war, up to 200 Australians have travelled to Syria and Iraq to fight with jihadist groups, and dozens more have been charged with terrorism offences in Australia.
Start: 12:30PMEnd: 13:45PMLocation: SydneyFrom coups to crises: Where next for Thailand? (Sydney)After a coup, a new constitution and a controversial election, Thailand’s political future remains as uncertain as ever.
Start: 17:45PMEnd: 19:00PMLocation: SydneyThe global challenge of far-right extremism: What we’ve learned from ChristchurchThe attacks on Al Noor and Linwood Mosques in Christchurch, in which 50 people lost their lives, represent the deadliest mass killing in New Zealand’s modern history and the worst terrorist attacks ever carried out by an Australian.
Start: 18:00PMEnd: 19:15PMLocation: MelbourneFrom coups to crises: Where next for Thailand? Lowy Institute at NGV (Melbourne)After a coup, a new constitution and a controversial election, Thailand’s political future remains as uncertain as ever.
Start: 17:45PMEnd: 19:00PMLocation: SydneyManaging the next global economic crisis: New thinking in macroeconomicsMore than a decade since the global financial crisis, economic thinking has continued to evolve, shaped by the harsh realities of recent experience.
Start: 12:30PMEnd: 13:45PMLocation: SydneyThe state strikes back: The end of economic reform in China?China’s economic future is more uncertain than ever. Challenges have mounted on multiple fronts, including slowing growth, rising financial risks, and increasingly difficult external relations, not least with the United States.
Start: 18:00PMEnd: 20:00PMLocation: MelbourneAus–PNG Network social eveningJoin us at the State Library of Victoria for our Aus–PNG Network Melbourne social evening.
Start: 12:30PMEnd: 13:45PMLocation: SydneyRemaking the Middle East: One year onIn Remaking the Middle East, Lowy Institute Nonresident Fellow Anthony Bubalo argued that despite continuing turmoil in the region the future of the Middle East was not inevitably bleak.
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