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, August 10, 2009
- Rio spied for six years: China
- Australia, Indonesia in carbon trading plan
- Call for licence to spy on citizens
- A failure to deal with Fiji blots regional forum’s copybook
- Migration, security linked: MP
- US court clears way for class action against big miner
- [Afghanistan] Militants ‘waiting out the coalition’
- Military says it’s happy to assist police, but wants role spelled out
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 6, 2009
- Olympic Dam economics must be for the greater good
- Talisman Sabre military exercises, war and the environment
- Fretilin criticises Dili arms deal with Jakarta
- [East Timor] Campos’s crimes continued
- Islanders’ choice: integrate or emigrate
- Infection risk spurs Torres Strait review
- A tighter net: strengthening the Proliferation Security Initiative
- US faces huge bill for Afghan security
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 3, 2009
- Burma’s nuclear bomb alive and ticking
- John Faulkner won’t meet arms dealers
- Hu case would breach Australian law: China
- Iraq experience helps stem the growth of evil flowers in Afghanistan
- Afghan, Pakistani conflicts spilling into Central Asian states?
- Flag lowered as last 12 Diggers leave Iraq
- Mine killings put a vital treaty at risk
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 30, 2009
- The company with the right contacts
- [Solomon Islands] Aiming higher
- Afghanistan and Iraq: western wars, genocidal risks
- More US troops may be needed in Afghanistan, says Pentagon advisor
- Taliban issues code of conduct
- US envoy: most Taliban funds come from overseas
- Security checks at ports not up to scratch
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 27, 2009
- Death inquiry reveals Afghan troop failings
- MoD sends 125 troops to Afghanistan after heavy losses
- Mini-reactors shrink nuclear threat
- Pacific Islanders cry for help
- Corruption fighters rouse resistance in Indonesia
- Indonesia: The hotel bombings
- India launches its first nuclear sub
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 23, 2009
- PM Kevin Rudd told nuclear is best hope by Rio Tinto
- Pullout could lead to civil war, defence force chief warns
- Troops training plan to limit civilian deaths in Afghanistan
- Rudd to toughen terror laws
- Into the firing line
- Clinton cites concerns of arms aid to Myanmar
- New government in New Caledonia
- [Indonesia] House approves Rp 5.5t for antiterror
- Two shot in latest Freeport attack in Papua
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 20, 2009
- Terror act will justify clamp on hardliners
- Defense Minister: budget boost mostly for upkeep
- Who killed Drew Grant?
- Afghan link is ill-timed rhetoric
- Police to be armed for Afghan job
- Courted by Europe? Advancing Australia’s relations with the European Union in the new security environment
- More talks not troops, says President Hamid Karzai
- Chinese interest in Lynas raises strategic issues
- Stop interfering, China tells Australians
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 16, 2009
- Secretive arms tycoon behind new uranium mine
- RAAF’s early-warning radar aircraft back on track
- RI Navy cooperating with USPACOM
- Police deny bullets removed from Australian’s body
- Jose Ramos Horta guards ‘fled rebels’
- Hu case poses reality check for Australia
- Mounting casualties in Afghanistan spur concern
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 9, 2009
- Afghan asylum-seekers ‘rescued’ off Indonesia after AFP tip-off
- Australian was spying, says China
- Indonesia: A runaway winner,
- PNG bank closure cripples province
- Govt urged to front up on climate funds
- Fugitive former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra’s secret Fiji talks
- No cap on troops for Afghanistan
- Crossing the Helmand