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Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

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Sep 14, 2026

Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

Did you know that the construction of AI data centres is expanding in Australia? While there are a number of positive prospects, the multiple drawbacks make it a concern for Australia’s climate goals and the benefits for the local community. Find out more in this article...

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Jennifer Robertson
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#Pacific

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Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

Sep 14, 2026

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Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

Did you know that the construction of AI data centres is expanding in Australia? While there are a number of positive prospects, the multiple drawbacks make it a concern for Australia’s climate goals and the benefits for the local community. Find out more in this article...

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Jennifer Robertson
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1

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Democracy for Whom? Australia and the Façade of Liberal Internationalism

Sep 4, 2026

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2 min read

Democracy for Whom? Australia and the Façade of Liberal Internationalism

Australia champions democracy abroad, but whose voices are heard at home? Behind the Voice referendum lies a deeper contradiction between the will of the majority, Indigenous recognition and the credibility of Australia’s liberal ideals. Have a read of this article...

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Miya Li
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1

#globalgovernance

Is the OECD Declining as BRICS Adopt South-South Momentum?

Aug 22, 2026

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2 min read

Is the OECD Declining as BRICS Adopt South-South Momentum?

As the OECD members, led by the US, face reductions to their aid programs, BRICS nations are seen rising to the occasion. Have a read of this article....

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Tanay A. Sonthalia
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
The Awakening of Africa in International Relations

May 20, 2026

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2 min read

The Awakening of Africa in International Relations

As the 21st century faces unilateralism from the West, African nations rise as formidable contributors to the strength of the Global South. Read the rise of a continent...in this article.

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Tanay A. Sonthalia
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1

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Contextualising the Oil Crisis and Iran

May 9, 2026

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3 min read

Contextualising the Oil Crisis and Iran

There are numerous articles on ‘What is the Conflict?’, but this article asks a different question, ‘What is the Historical Context?’. Get a quick history lesson about the ongoing oil crisis and conflict in Iran

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Krish Jayaprabhakaran
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1

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Fragmenting Democracy: The Erosion of the Centre

May 1, 2026

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3 min read

Fragmenting Democracy: The Erosion of the Centre

British Politics: an arena where the centre is losing its grip on power as voters turn toward ideological alternatives on both ends of the political spectrum.

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Salman Obaid
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
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Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

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Sep 14, 2026

Why Has Australia Emerged as the #2 Destination for AI Data Centres?

Did you know that the construction of AI data centres is expanding in Australia? While there are a number of positive prospects, the multiple drawbacks make it a concern for Australia’s climate goals and the benefits for the local community. Find out more in this article...

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Jennifer Robertson
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Democracy for Whom? Australia and the Façade of Liberal Internationalism

#indigenousrights

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Sep 4, 2026

Democracy for Whom? Australia and the Façade of Liberal Internationalism

Australia champions democracy abroad, but whose voices are heard at home? Behind the Voice referendum lies a deeper contradiction between the will of the majority, Indigenous recognition and the credibility of Australia’s liberal ideals. Have a read of this article...

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Miya Li
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Is the OECD Declining as BRICS Adopt South-South Momentum?

#globalgovernance

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Aug 22, 2026

Is the OECD Declining as BRICS Adopt South-South Momentum?

As the OECD members, led by the US, face reductions to their aid programs, BRICS nations are seen rising to the occasion. Have a read of this article....

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Tanay A. Sonthalia
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
The Awakening of Africa in International Relations

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May 20, 2026

The Awakening of Africa in International Relations

As the 21st century faces unilateralism from the West, African nations rise as formidable contributors to the strength of the Global South. Read the rise of a continent...in this article.

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Tanay A. Sonthalia
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Contextualising the Oil Crisis and Iran

#Energy

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May 9, 2026

Contextualising the Oil Crisis and Iran

There are numerous articles on ‘What is the Conflict?’, but this article asks a different question, ‘What is the Historical Context?’. Get a quick history lesson about the ongoing oil crisis and conflict in Iran

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Krish Jayaprabhakaran
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Fragmenting Democracy: The Erosion of the Centre

#Europe

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May 1, 2026

Fragmenting Democracy: The Erosion of the Centre

British Politics: an arena where the centre is losing its grip on power as voters turn toward ideological alternatives on both ends of the political spectrum.

Model United Nations Society UniMelb
Salman Obaid
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Debating Immigration in Australia

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Apr 24, 2026

Debating Immigration in Australia

Australia’s multicultural identity is facing increasing tension as rising economic pressures fuel nationalist sentiment and concerns over immigration. However, the country’s strong reliance on the global network highlights the importance of continued internationalisation, especially for our future generations.

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Diana Lee
Model United Nations Society UniMelb, +1
Critical Minerals on the Rise, but UN Takes Precautions

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Apr 17, 2026

Critical Minerals on the Rise, but UN Takes Precautions

As nations across the globe move rapidly towards decarbonisation, they are still bound by a few ‘critical minerals’ to help their transition. These critical minerals bring their own challenges... find out more in this article.

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Tanay A. Sonthalia
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