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, April 20, 2006
- Islanders still unable to think as a nation
- Editorial: Cool heads needed over West Papua
- Papua New Guinea (PNG) to intensify joint patrol in borders
- Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) set to stay in Iraq after June
- Australian troops ready for Afghanistan
- Jet fighter costs go skyward as price of rival nosedives
- A blight on our reputation; a potential blow to security
- Christian Pine Gap protesters hampered by “secrecy”
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 13, 2006
- Prime Minister Slams Door on Boatpeople
- Border Patrols to Deter Papuans
- Military Prepares Country Bunker, New Joint Operations Command
- Australia Named as Extinction ‘Hotspot’
- China’s Emergence: Implications for Australia
- Precarious State: Afghanistan and the International and Australian Response
- Special Report: East Timor Military Turmoil
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 10, 2006
- Canberra Backing Push for Papuan Autonomy
- Jakarta Kept in the Dark
- NZ Troops to Stay in Afghanistan
- U.S. Study Paints Somber Portrait of Iraqi Discord
- Nelson Takes the Long View
- Companies Urge Action on Warming
- Burden Sharing in the Straits, Not So Straight Forward
- Austral Policy Forum: Uranium sales to India: What should Australia’s price be? – Ron Huisken
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 6, 2006
- Joint Naval Patrols with Indonesia Mooted
- Letter from Indonesia: The Papuans Say, This Land and its Ores are Ours
- Indonesian Diplomacy: Much Ado about Nothing
- The Nuclear Obsession That Will Hurt Us
- Defence Casts Doubt on Building Warships Here
- Operation Breakwater – Protecting our Borders Whilst Netting 23 Suspected Illegal Fishing Vessels
- Embassy Probes Professor’s Death in Iraq
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 30, 2006
- Papua Crucial To Indonesia: Why Jakarta Is So Sensitive about Independence Movements
- Energy Needs Divert Focus From Nuclear Arms
- International Forces Must Be Maintained in Kabul
- Australian Foreign Policy and the Management of Intelligence Post-September 11
- The Testament of Solomons: RAMSI and International State-Building
- Special Report: West Papua – Starting Points
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 23, 2006
- The Wheat Buck Stops Here
- Searching For the Exit from Iraq
- PNG: Government Ready to Welcome UN Intervention
- Vietnam Cancers Linked to Water
- Defence Minister Gets More Money
- Illegal Boats ‘Plundering, Outwitting Coast Watch’
- Nuclear Safety Net Must Remain Strong
- Call for NZ and US to Cooperate More in the Pacific
- Defence Bidder on Spy Charge
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 20, 2006
- E. Timor Sacks Hundreds of Troops
- Indonesia: Investigate Escalating Violence in Papua
- How Shock And Awe Turned To Fear And Loathing In Iraq
- Cost of War is High, but Affordable
- A Flight of Fancy: the Joint Strike Fighters
- Afghan Endgame ’20 Years Away’
- The 2006 US National Security Strategy: Issue Brief
- Key States Reaffirm Ridding the World of Nuclear Weapons