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Image of Antarctica on a globe. Image: Adobe stock
Image of Antarctica on a globe. Image: Adobe stock
30 March 2023

Cold logic: getting intelligent about Antarctica
In this paper, Isabelle Bond and James Mortensen outline why Antarctica is key to understanding global climate drivers.
  • Antarctica
  • Climate Change
  • Natural disasters
  • Diplomacy
Boat in Antarctica with icebergs in the background
Photo by Jeremy Stewardson on Unsplash
23 May 2023

The changing value of Antarctica to Australia’s security policy
Isabelle Bond and Dr James Mortensen argue that Antarctic climate science can enhance Australia's security and intelligence, beyond just military and diplomatic goals.
  • Antarctica
  • Australian security
  • Diplomacy
  • Climate Change
Picture of glaciers in Antartica with snowy rock mountains in the background
Martin Sanchez via Unsplash
15 May 2019

Environmental security in the eastern Indian Ocean, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
This report arises from a Track 1.5 Australia–France–India strategic dialogue held in New Delhi in January 2018. Risk assessments and recommendations are included in this report.
  • environmental security
  • Indian Ocean
  • Antarctica
  • Southern Ocean
  • Maritime
Boat in Antarctica
Photo by Torsten Dederichs on Unsplash
03 September 2024

Navigating our southern flank: Australian Parliament and Antarctica since 2000
Dr Elizabeth Buchanan | Parliamentary research paper