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@AsiaPacific4D

Reimagining Australia's international relations from 2021-2026.

AP4D was a platform for collaboration between the development, diplomacy & defence communities.
Canberra, Australia asiapacific4d.com Joined July 2021
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Great to share ideas from #AP4D consultations on education as a tool of #statecraft at @uniaus's Summit today.

💡Explore the paper at asiapacific4d.com/idea/see-educa….

📺Watch last week's launch, featuring Assistant Minister for International Education Hill, at youtube.com/watch?v=r4xdXB….
asiapacific4d.com See Education as a Tool of Statecraft - AsiaPacific4D In a difficult and contested world, achieving Australia’s international objectives requires using all tools of statecraft. Australia’s education sector – its schools, technical institutions, univer...
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The Hon Kevin Hogan @KevinHoganMP, Shadow Minister for Trade, Investment and Tourism; Margy Osmond @MargyOsmond, CEO of the Tourism & Transport Forum @TTFAus, Melissa Conley Tyler
@MConleytyler, Executive Director of Asia-Pacific Development @AsiaPacific4D and Professor Nick Klomp @CQUniversityVC, Vice-Chancellor and President, @CQU, examine how student mobility, skills pathways and global partnerships can be leveraged to advance Australia’s national interests.

An insightful discussion on how universities, tourism and trade work together to build Australia's soft power at the #UASolutionsSummit.
#studentmobility #skills
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Australia's annual lamb ad has become a cultural icon. What does this year's ad, which features a team of ‘international happiness auditors', tell us about Australia's soft power?

#AP4D's @MConleytyler & Malika Knapp write for Pursuit.

Read the piece at pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/austr….
pursuit.unimelb.edu.au Australia's happiness crisis could cost us our global mojo As Australia slips out of the top 10 happiest countries, our declining national mood isn't just a domestic concern – it could undermine Australia's ‘soft power’, say University of Melbourne experts