Gross Domestic Product (GDP) needs to be challenged as the world’s leading economic indicator of a nation’s overall wellbeing.

The national skills shortage caused by border closures and an increase in infrastructure projects by Governments could put pressure on Defence’s ability to maintain and generate new capability.

This article claims that cyber capability can be ‘a weapon of mass destruction’; recent US-Russian talks are a step in the right direction towards regulating cyberspace.

This article examines the Antarctic Treaty System 60 years on and suggests options to protect Australia’s interests in the region.

Experts say more research is needed to determine why lung cancer also affects people who have never smoked.

Password managers are a simple and effective way to make online accounts more secure.

This ASPI article argues that Australia and New Zealand should be helping their Pacific neighbours to access space capabilities.

This article examines why Russia objects to the Quad and is concerned about the momentum the QUAD seems to be gaining.

This article discusses the outcome of a survey by the author that shows most people surveyed believe workplace ethics will be even more critical in the future.

This article claims the soon-to-be-released Windows 11 is a step forward for Microsoft users but that Microsoft is failing in its attempt to explain system requirements.