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Bad public investments stymie PNG
THE political culture has often led to some poor decisions.
Asian ‘pivot’ losing its edge
LEADERS in the region worry US domestic crises may be creating a power vacuum.
Crossbench support for West Papuans
CROSSBENCH politicians are demanding the Abbott government back the calls of three West Papuan activists.
China steps in to fill Obama’s vacuum
COMMENTATORS across Asia and in the US are busy writing obituaries for Barack Obama’s potentially short-lived “pivot to Asia”.
Beach slams lack of leadership on CSG
AUSTRALIA is ignoring “the energy equivalent of the internet” by banning access to coal-seam gas, warns the boss of Beach Energy.
Malaysia in ‘step back’ on rights
MALAYSIA’S lower house yesterday passed government anti-crime legislation that will reintroduce detention without trial.
Unlimited promise of great north
ONE of the most exciting yet underplayed prospects under the new government is realising the promise of northern Australia.
Meeting of minds across ditch
AFTER the intensity of Jakarta, the PM and Foreign Minister should enjoy a more relaxed international meeting of minds today.
Betel-nut ban makes users see red
THE governor of Port Moresby has launched a campaign to civilise what is often listed as “the world’s least liveable city”.
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