The Austral Peace and Security Network (APSNet) Semi-Weekly Bulletin covered critical national and regional security issues, broadly understood, in Australia and the surrounding region. Archives from 2005 until 2010.
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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 5, 2009
- 83 Diggers 83 injured in Afghanistan became invisible
- Defence moves to block Chinese steelmaker
- Afghan insurgency seen spilling into Central Asia
- Assessing the case for war in Afghanistan
- The public cost of private security in Afghanistan
- Diverse sources fund insurgency in Afghanistan
- US storms troops into the Philippines
- Indonesia passes controversial graft court bill
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 10, 2009
- China in power play for uranium
- Afghanistan: Heron on the wing to guide Diggers
- Reserve warned on arms broker
- PNG: Carbon trading scandal linked to Government
- Balibo probe puts ties at risk: Indonesia
- Tokyo changes mean new opportunities for Australia
- NZ agents join secret war in Afghanistan
- Afghanistan by the numbers
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 7, 2009
- ASIO has ear on Chinese whispers
- Military exercises with Australia, US still on table
- Australian firm linked to PNG’s $100m carbon trading scandal
- Disarmament: words don’t match actions
- Are US taxpayers funding the Taliban?
- NATO strike magnifies divide on Afghan war
- [UK] Government gives up hope of more European NATO help in Afghanistan
- TNI intensifies patrol on the Indonesian-Philippine border
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 3, 2009
- Australia, US call on China for war games
- Jakarta to stiffen laws on terror
- PNG Cabinet considering State of Emergency in Morobe
- [East Timor] Call for justice over journalists’ killings
- NATO committed to Afghanistan regardless of poll worries
- Contractors outnumber U.S. troops in Afghanistan
- Urgent check for toxic chemical on navy subs
- Australia pressed on climate aid
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 31, 2009
- Legal check on ANL arms ship
- Rift looms as Dili mourns dead
- Still no clarity on Indonesian weapons seized by the Philippines on cargo ship
- Oil slick creeping closer to coast, say observers
- U.S. sets metrics to assess war success
- Police axe probe into kickbacks by AWB
- Australia looks for speedy new Japan links
- Burma and North Korea: Smoke or fire?
- Suharto son Tommy may get ‘his’ $61.7m
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 27, 2009
- Diggers assassinate Taliban leader Mullah Karim
- Minister farewells AFP members to Afghanistan
- U.S. military says its force in Afghanistan is insufficient
- East Timor’s stability being undermined
- East Timor seeks pipeline action
- Region’s biggest maritime surveillance operation acts to stop illegal fishing
- Defence Treaty back on track
- Rudd’s hostility forces nuclear group to bale out
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 24, 2009
- US to urge bigger role for Diggers in Afghanistan
- Mullen issues caution on Afghanistan
- Coalition divided on nuclear power
- Budget pressure delays landing of new fighter
- China: Shock and ore
- Indonesian will give East Timor military aid
- Indonesia: Naval patrols swell to keep out arms used by terrorists
- Overfishing spurs call to halve bigeye tuna catch
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 20, 2009
- Friend or foe – reckoning with China
- Schacht lobbied Rann for miner
- Indonesian police follow money trail from Noordin to Middle East
- Papua: All roads lead to the mine
- UN to wind back mission in Timor
- Key plan to bring Anzacs closer,
- Australian spooks face FBI-style makeover
- Former defense minister on Afghanistan: German mission is a ‘disaster’
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 17, 2009
- In defence of nuclear subs
- Burma, Iran, Iraq – oil in hot waters
- Diggers kicked out of Sudan
- Diggers face 5 more years in Afghanistan
- Gates: no troop request in Afghanistan review
- It’s not Christmas on this island home
- Hardening Australia: Climate change and national disaster resilience
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 13, 2009
- Diggers shoot Afghan cops at checkpoint
- Hebei’s stake in uranium
- [Japan] DPJ vows civilian Afghanistan aid
- Afghanistan hires 10,000 tribesmen to secure polls
- Terrorists ‘have attacked Pakistan nuclear sites three times’
- British nuclear tests in the Pacific and Pacific Islanders
- Labor moves to toughen up anti-terror laws
- Indonesian government considers Hercules planes purchase