AIIA Tasmania is an independent, non-profit organisation seeking to promote interest in, and understanding of, international affairs in Australia.
Tasmania, Australia
Joined March 2013
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AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Great line up for this year's AIIA national conference! aiianationalconference.org If you want a taste of this year's conference on 🇦🇺 Australian foreign policy and 🌏international affairs, check out our highlights reel from last year. Breakouts, masterclasses and other sessions are filling up, so register now to claim your place! Discounts on bundled tickets available until October 31.
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
***Special Antarctic Seminar on the Antarctic inspection regime: Hobart, 15 October at 5:30pm. International Speakers and Panel. An interesting look at a subject that's seen a bit of coverage in the latest Australian #AntarcticInquiry.
@IMASUTAS
@AIIATAS
@AIIANational
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AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Special Antarctic Seminar on the Antarctic inspection regime: Hobart, 15 October at 5:30pm. International Speakers and Panel. An interesting look at a subject that's seen a bit of coverage in the latest Australian #Antarctic Inquiry. @IMASUTAS @AIIATAS @AIIANational @UTAS_ /->
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
🚨The Re-emergence of Common Heritage of Humankind and the Future of Space Mining with A/Prof @mcgee15_ , Dr Bin Li, and Dr Yucong Wang 🛰️🚀
@UTASLaw @uonlawschool
internationalaffairs.org.au/…
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Pacific Islanders have found their region, previously undervalued by larger powers, now a focal point for strategic competition. A new @LowyInstitute Data Snapshot examines the drivers, battle grounds and consequences of geopolitical rivalry in the region.
interactives.lowyinstitute.o…
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
We are delighted to be hosting an informal dinner with Senator Catryna Bilyk on Tuesday 30 July. Senator Bilyk will discuss the Australia-Japan relationship and share her insights on this vital partnership between our two countries.
Please register here: ajstas.org.au/event-5792231
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Antarctic Geopolitics: Past, Present and Future: @AIIATAS, @AIIANational; with Marcus Haward, @indihj, Shirley Scott, @GoldsworthyLyn, @mcgee15_, @AnthonyPress.Thanks to @bruno_arpi youtu.be
youtu.be/SNT0Zq4Pn2o?si=qQZ2… via @YouTube
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Thanks to @AIIATAS, @AIIANational, @indihj, @mcgee15_, @GoldsworthyLyn, Marcus Haward, Shirley Scott & @bruno_arpi, @UTAS_ & @IMASUTAS for a great event. Will post the recorded seminar when it’s ready…
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
We're announcing a new vacancy on our national board: AIIA Research Chair. Details about the position and how to apply are on our website: internationalaffairs.org.au/…
Thanks to outgoing AIIA Research Chair Professor @BrendanKTaylor for all his hard work!
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Thanks Frank a great evening of ideas and probing questions with thanks also to Her Excellency the Honourable Barbara Baker AC, Governor of Tasmania and Prof Chalmers for hosting us @AIIANational
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
It was wonderful to meet The Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO tonight at Government House tonight.
Mr Sinodinos is a diplomat and was the 22nd Australian Ambassador to the United States plus he was Prime Minister John Howards Chief of Staff prior to that.
He gave a fascinating talk.
ALT L-R the Honourable Arthur Sinodinos AO, the Governor of Tasmania, Her Excellency Barbara Baker AC and Frank McGregor He gave a fascinating talk of his time in Washington where he arrived just before Covid hit. Thank you to AIIA for organising this.
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Last night, Prof Sean Turnell delivered the 2023 Sir James Plimsoll lecture, an important annual event in Australian #ForeignPolicy. View Held Hostage: National values, diplomacy and friendship online ➡️tinyurl.com/45cw6ka4
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Dr Sean Turnell, Australian economist & former political prisoner in Myanmar, will deliver the 2023 Sir James Plimsoll lecture ‘Held Hostage: National values, diplomacy and friendship’.
Join us Thurs 7 Sept 2023, 6pm – 7:30pm, online & in person. Details tinyurl.com/578armnp
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Listening to Prof. Tim McCormack’s “Tales from The Hague”. @AIIANational @AIIATAS
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Understand power in the Indo-Pacific with the Lowy Institute’s 2023 Asia Power Index. Ranking 26 countries for comprehensive power, using 133 indicators across eight thematic measures. Find the full interactive data here: power.lowyinstitute.org
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
"We are now in a world lacking in strategic trust."
NSC Professor Heather Smith PSM delivered this year's @AIIATAS and @UTAS_ Plimsoll Lecture on the disruptive, disorderly and dangerous decade ahead.
Read the full transcript: bit.ly/3OQBi3j
ALT Dr Heather Smith PSM, Professor, ANU National Security College
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
"The Decade Ahead: Disruptive, disorderly and dangerous" - a fascinating and insightful presentation by @AIIANational President Dr Heather Smith for this year's Sir James Plimsoll Lecture @UTAS_
Those who missed it can view a recording here: youtube.com/watch?v=GTQaXwgV…
Listening to the @AIIATAS @DFATTas @UTAS_ Sir James Plimsoll lecture being presented by incoming @AIIANational President Heather Smith:
"We are living in a period of turbulence; neither our political leaders or advisors have experienced these issues before."
AIIA Tasmania retweeted
Addressing @AIIATAS, Dr Heather Smith argues the fundamental drivers of prosperity have been abandoned by nations, with fewer redistributed policies & rising inequality. This disillusionment poses a tricky task for foreign policymakers. via @TheMandarinAU bit.ly/3VEEfWU