Human security should be the foundation and the outcome of a national peace and security strategy.  People matter and only when their basic needs are met can we realistically expect peace and security in our society. Why does Australia not give top priority to addressing the needs and vulnerabilities of individuals and communities?  These and other questions are discussed in the Third Peace and Security Quarterly Report, Stayin Alive, from APSF.

The Fourth Australian Peace and Security Quarterly Report, Money, Money, Money. It’s a rich man’s world, can be DOWNLOADED HERE

Human security should be the foundation and the outcome of a national peace and security strategy.  People matter and only when their basic needs are met can we realistically expect peace and security in our society. Why does Australia not give top priority to addressing the needs and vulnerabilities of individuals and communities?  These and other questions are discussed in the Third Peace and Security Quarterly Report, Stayin Alive, from APSF.

The third Australian Peace and Security Quarterly Report, Stayin Alive, can be DOWNLOADED HERE

Last year was the hottest year on record. The warmer atmosphere and warmer
oceans have contributed to record breaking rain and floods in western Queensland and up and down the east coast of Australia while parts of western Victoria and South Australia suffer prolonged drought.

The second Australian Peace and Security Quarterly Report, The Heat is On, can be DOWNLOADED HERE