Australian Japan Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation… and MEXT Scholarships
Japan is Australia’s second largest trading partner; our economies are deeply entwined. Marking the 50th anniversary of the Basic Treaty...
Asialink Leaders Program: Uplifting Australia’s Asia capability
The Year of the Fire Horse symbolises speed, strength and independence, qualities essential to organisations facing intensifying rivalry, geopolitical uncertainty...
APAIE reflection: From celebration to step change
As the lights dimmed inside the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, APAIE President Professor Venky Shankararaman closed the 2026...
The inaugural Westpac Australia Asia Fellowships
The Westpac Scholars Trust proposition is astoundingly simple, focused and impactful. To back Australians who can make a difference, by...
Applications Now Open for 2026 New Colombo Plan to Deepen Australia’s Asia Links
Applications for the 2026 round of the New Colombo Plan (NCP) are now invited from Australian universities. Guidelines for the...
New Colombo Plan uplifts Australia’s Indo-Pacific presence
Congratulations to the 219 undergraduates from 33 Australian universities who have been offered New Colombo Plan scholarships for 2025. Scholars...
International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Australia’s commitment to regional education
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPwD) is observed by the UN on 3rd of December. The 2024 theme is...
Leadership of the ASEAN-Australia Centre
Emerging from the 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit was the formation of the ASEAN-Australia Centre. Announced at the Summit by Prime...
Inviting schools to connect across Australia and the ASEAN region
Expressions of interest are open for the Australia ASEAN BRIDGE Program 2024 – 2026. The Australia-ASEAN Building Relationships through Intercultural...
Eighteen outstanding Australians named John Monash Scholars
Australia’s intellectual and creative talent will light up the global stage in 2025 and beyond. The 18 exemplary John Monash...
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