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24 April 2022

Parties must show what they will do next over Solomons

By John Coyne

Opinion
Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre
Agenda for Change 2022

02 February 2022

Agenda for change 2022: Shaping a different future for our nation

By Gill Savage, Peter Jennings, John Coyne, Malcolm Davis, Robert Glasser, Fergus Hanson, Anastasia Kapetas, Michael Shoebridge, Katja Theodorakis, Teagan Westendorf and David Uren

Report
Defence, Strategy and National Security Program
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30 January 2022

Rare Earths and the difficulties of supply

By John Coyne

Opinion
Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre
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17 December 2021

North of 26 degrees south and the security of Australia: views from The Strategist, Volume 4

By John Coyne and Teagan Westendorf

Report
Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre
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16 December 2021

What’s the next shortage after Adblue

By John Coyne

Opinion
Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre
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25 November 2021

Collaborative and agile. Intelligence community collaboration insights from the United Kingdom and the United States

By Michael Shoebridge, John Coyne and Rajiv Shah

Report
Defence, Strategy and National Security Program
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14 September 2021

New beginnings: Rethinking business and trade in an era of strategic clarity and rolling disruption

By John Coyne, Gill Savage and Michael Shoebridge

Report
Defence, Strategy and National Security Program
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26 Aug 2021

An informed and independent voice: ASPI, 2001-2021

By Graeme Dobell

Feature report

22 July 2021

Chinese-controlled Port of Darwin ‘Australia’s most strategic northern port’ | The Australian

By John Coyne

News
Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre
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21 July 2021

Why return to Afghanistan as fast as we left? Perhaps because China is filling the void

By John Coyne and Teagan Westendorf

Opinion
Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Program