2021 marks the ten year anniversary of the Syrian civil war, a devastating conflict that has claimed an estimated 387,100 to 593,000 lives, displaced nearly eight million citizens and destroyed much of an ancient country that represented the cradle of civilisation in 9000 BC. The complexity of the ongoing situation…

Five years into Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s life, a momentous event was taking place nearly nine thousand kilometres north that would reshape relations in the APAC region to this date and set the stage for the biggest political fight of his future career. Labor’s Gough Whitlam had just touched down…

We are all aware of the profound environmental change that is occurring, yet sometimes numbers can be difficult to connect with. Statistics suggesting that the six warmest years on record have taken place since 2014 inclusive, that Greenland and Antarctica have lost an average 286 billion tonnes and 127 billion…

When comparing the world’s most developed economies with those on the frontier of economic prosperity, there are two clear similarities. That is, the majority of wealth is often centralised within large cities. Secondly, politicians and economists across each corner of the political spectrum can’t agree on how to effectively define…

Given the first sign of stress, economic commentators love talking about the doom and gloom scenario. …